Vendo Services, ACI Worldwide Partner to Offer Crypto Payment Processing

Vendo Services, ACI Worldwide Partner to Offer Crypto Payment Processing

LUCERNE, Switzerland — Vendo Services has extended its partnership with ACI Worldwide and will now offer cryptocurrency payment processing.

The extension "will enable Vendo Services to offer more than 127 cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, to its global merchant customer base," said a rep. 

"ACI Secure eCommerce offers the RocketFuel Blockchain solution via a single integration, enabling merchants worldwide to accept cryptocurrency payments with no processing fees, an industry first," the rep continued. "In addition, the solution provides bank transfers to merchants and their customers online and in-store using smart devices — both Android and IOS — with QR codes or NFC capabilities."

Vendo CEO Mitch Platt noted, "The interest in cryptocurrency payments among our global merchant customers is on the rise, and we expect demand to increase significantly over the coming years. Enhancing our portfolio of alternative payment methods with the unrivalled choice of cryptocurrency payment options offered by ACI will give our merchant customers a competitive edge, helping them to grow and future-proof their business."

Added ACI Worldwide Head of Merchant Business Basant Singh, "We are delighted to extend our partnership with Vendo Services to advance the company's leading offering of alternative payment options. ACI Secure eCommerce gives thousands of merchants and PSPs globally the tools and technology to increase conversion rates and grow their business by making payments part of a smooth, seamless and secure customer journey."

For more information, visit Vendo Services online.

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