CommerceGate to Sponsor Eurowebtainment in Majorca

BARCELONA —  International payment solution provider CommerceGate has signed on as a Gold Sponsor of the Eurowebtainment trade show.

CommerceGate said it looks forward to attending the show to be held at the Hotel Melia de Mar of Majorca, Spain, May 18-20.

The Eurowebtainment show is expected to have an international focus, giving CommerceGate an opportunity to highlight its payment services as more webmasters think about taking their business global.

 “It is important to us to support the growing European conference market, and Eurowebtainment is one of the top shows in the space," said Lucas Dominic, European COO at CommerceGate.

"It provides education, fosters innovation and focuses on networking. We want to use this opportunity to help webmasters take their business from local to international, as well as international businesses looking to expand their consumer reach globally."

The company said webmasters who work with CommerceGate can accept payments in more than 40 currencies, as well as all the popular alternative payments options available.

Other important tools include an affiliate program, geo-targeting, multilingual payment forms and 24/7/365 end-user support in all major languages.

“One of the keys to international success is working with a billing partner that has both local and international experience," Dominic said.

"At CommerceGate, we provide our partners with the tools and expertise to support their success in Europe, the U.S. and worldwide. We will be at Eurowebtainment to let the attendees know that CommerceGate provides the most cost-effective, secure and trustworthy payment solutions available. We hope to see you all there.”

To meet with a CommerceGate representative at the show, email sales@commercegate.com. For a look at global billing options, click here.

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