Simonscans Now Processing Payments via Ukash

LONDON — Adult site Simonscans announced today that it is accepting member signups through cash-based processor Ukash.

The company said the site is one of the first to add the Ukash payment solution after its recent integration with NATS.

Affiliates also have a new payment option.

“For us, it was a no-brainer,” program owner Simon said.

He added, “The more options we give the surfer to pay, the better. By adding Ukash we are able to reach out to a previously unreachable segment of the market — the un-banked and digitally nervous.”

The solution facilitates a process whereby customers pay cash at local convenience stores and outlets for Ukash vouchers that then grants access to the member’s area when redeemed online, according to the company.

The Simonscans site features more than 700 models and is rated more than 90 percent by most review sites, the company said.

Ukash — already a key processor in the gaming space — said it’s now actively seeking partners in adult.

For more information visit Ukash.

To sign up for the program visit Simonscans.

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