LOS ANGELES -- CommerceGate said today that it now supports nearly every major shopping cart platform in U.S. and international markets.
Bjorn Skarlen, CEO of CommerceGate, said the online payment processor is able to fully integrate the cart of clients’ choice by utilizing a state-of-the-art API and in-house development capabilities.
Skarlen said its programmers are well-versed in the advantages, disadvantages and intricacies of every major shopping cart as they already process payments for thousands of websites via Wordpress, Drupal, Joomla, OpenCart, osCommerce, PrestaShop and ZendCart, as well as many other platforms through easy customization.
"CommerceGate is dedicated to making e-commerce as easy and efficient as possible for our clients," Skarlen said. "We know that the way your site processes payments and provides services for consumers directly impacts your profitability both in the short term and in the long term.
“Our experience in the marketplace allows us to assist our clients by growing their revenue through security, speed, service and simplicity. It’s what we do best and it’s what our clients really appreciate about us,” he said.
CommerceGate offers extensive IPSP services, direct merchant accounts and payment gateway options for U.S. end E.U. merchants.
CommerceGate Shopping Cart Support Extends to All Platforms
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