Moss Bros’ existing payment service provider could not deliver the global reach and functionality to match its ambitions, so the business began searching for a new payments technology solution to accompany its website relaunch. See what the company did.
Rhapsody offers its streaming music service in over 30 countries, and must therefore accept multiple different types of payments internationally. Here’s how they used a third-party global payments company to support all those payment methods and transaction currencies.
If you’re not used to dealing with the exchange rates, making a currency transfer can seem downright foreign. For online retailers it may be something they have to deal with regularly, but something they don’t understand.
In this executive summary on global payment methods from Multichannel Merchant, learn best practices to implement when facilitating cross-border online payments.
CardinalCommerce and Bitnet have joined forces to make immediately available the ability for merchants to accept online payments using Bitcoin.
As countless retailers have learned, the challenges faced by retailers as they attempt to expand into international ecommerce are more complex now than ever before. Here’s how partnering with the right merchant acquiring bank can help.
Realex Payments, one of Europe’s largest and fastest growing payment gateways, has been acquired by Global Payments, a worldwide provider of payment technology services.
A device like the Apple Watch has the potential to unlock the entire consumer path to purchase, allowing retailers to attribute in-store purchases to digital advertisements. Here’s why this advancement alone is enough to revolutionize how retailers acquire and retain customers, and why the biggest benefits likely still remain to be seen.
The integration with Bitnet’s platform will make Rakuten one of the largest ecommerce companies in the world to begin accepting Bitcoin.
The U.S. dollar has never been so popular. It is currently more valuable than it’s been in the last six years prompting many industry experts to declare 2015 “The year of the dollar.” So what impact does this have for if you’re selling on online marketplaces?