/ Marketing

Art.com lands more international sales with new currency convertor

Because its international shoppers can now focus on its art offerings instead of also wondering what the price is in their local currency, Art.com is converting more shoppers into buyers, it says.

Posted 06/15/2004Kurt PetersPost a comment

/ Marketing

CyberSource and E4X combine for an overseas payment offering

The new CyberSource Multi-currency Service combines through a single interface E4X`s ability to manage currency conversion risks for sellers and buyers with CyberSource`s payment and risk management services.

Posted 05/21/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment

/ Marketing

Brightcube pro art developer taps WorldPay for multi-currency payments

An online art access and printer company is tapping into foreign markets with WorldPay’s payment processing solution.

Posted 02/12/2002Kurt PetersPost a comment

U.S. e-retailers who ignore the global market might find themselves left behind

American online retailers could not only miss out on a huge market by not figuring out how to sell internationally, but also could find smart overseas retailers stealing their domestic market, warns Nick Ogden, chairman of WorldPay.

Posted 11/01/2001Internet RetailerPost a comment

Putting the local currency look on overseas web sales

E4X is selling online currency conversion to global sellers.

Posted 04/30/2001Internet RetailerPost a comment

/ Press Release

Merchant e-Solutions Bridges the “GAP” in Global Payment Processing

Redwood Shores, CA (August 3, 2007) – Merchant e-Solutions, Inc. (MeS), a leader in payment processing services, announced today the launch of the MeS Global Acquiring Platform. The MeS Global Acquiring Platform, or GAP, provides merchants who have international customers with the ability to accept payments in the local currency of their customers. By allowing customers to make purchases in their own currency, merchants can increase sales....

Posted 08/09/2007