CommerceGate to Sponsor QWEBEC Expo, Unveil Affiliate Mgmt. Service

BARCELONA, Spain — Billing solutions provider CommerceGate announced today its exclusive refreshment sponsorship for the QWEBEC Expo along with the introduction of CG Affiliate at the show, a new, hosted affiliate program management service.

The company said the new program features more turnkey capabilities than any other IPSP or gateway in the industry.

CommerceGate also noted that the Expo provides the perfect intimate setting for showcasing the CG Affiliate service, as well as its one-stop-shop processing services for U.S. and EU merchants: IPSP, DMA and gateways.

The company will also be sharing their expertise with attendees during the Billing & Processing Seminar taking place on Aug. 9 from 3:15-4:30 p.m.

“We have always maintained a strong commitment to our industry and our colleagues in it,” Bjorn Skarlen, CEO of CommerceGate, said.

He added, “These conferences are a chance for professionals to convene, discuss the issues, share ideas, and have some face-to-face time. We make it our mission to support the online adult community, spread knowledge, demonstrate our comprehensive global billing solutions, and share new features and developments that give merchants even more speed, service, security and simplicity for their every processing need.”

CommerceGate said its team is looking forward to promoting the new CG Affiliate system to clients looking to support their business model with payment options and quality service.

Company representatives will also be on hand at the show with complimentary drink tickets.

To make an appointment with a team member email sales@commercegate.com.

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