| Credomatic Ranks Hypercom Best Payment Provider in Central America
Hypercom Corporation announced that Credomatic, the largest merchant acquirer in Central America, has named Hypercom the best provider of electronic payment products for Central America . In Credomatic's just completed annual selection and evaluation of suppliers, Hypercom's payment systems ranked 97% out of a possible 100% in product quality, features and benefits, delivery, warranty, reclamations and additional services. "Hypercom is the most trusted provider of electronic payment terminals and transaction network devices in Central America ," said Martha Bonilla, Administrative Manager of Credomatic. "Credomatic is the most influential card issuer and merchant acquirer in Central America," said Jaime Arroyo , Managing Director, Caribbean and Central America, Hypercom Corporation. "Their ranking of Hypercom is particularly gratifying, speaks to our products' competitive advantages, and strengthens our ability to expand our market share in Central America ." The use of payment cards and terminals is escalating rapidly throughout Central America .
First Atlantic Commerce's IP Geolocation Service Maximizes ...
HAMILTON, BERMUDA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 06/07/07 -- First Atlantic Commerce Ltd (FAC), a leading Internet multi-currency, payment and risk solutions provider, today announced the take-off of its geo marketing, Internet Protocol (IP) Geolocation services for merchants across the globe. IP Geolocation, the process of evaluating an eCommerce transaction based on the geography of the consumer, allows merchants to view the customer's browser location, including the country, state or province, city, and zip or postal code, as well as their Internet Service Provider (ISP) and domain name. FAC's service, cGate®Locate, provides an excellent precision marketing tool for merchants to better understand their customers and target market. The information can be used to take immediate action and drive online marketing campaigns tailored to certain demographics or cultures, according to CEO of FAC, Andrea Wilson.
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