Vendo Launches 'Pay by Bank' Service

Vendo Launches 'Pay by Bank' Service

LUCERNE, Switzerland — Vendo has launched its new Pay by Bank checkout system.

"Merchants can expect to save as much as 75% on transaction fees with this payment option," said a rep.

The company will attend XBIZ Miami next week, from May 13-16, where representatives will be available to demonstrate the new system for industry merchants; Vendo is also hosting the speed-networking events on May 14 and 15.

"High-risk merchants and their European customers are long overdue for a secure, reliable, and low-cost checkout system such as Pay by Bank," said CEO Mitch Platt.

Added COO Thierry Arrondo, "Pay by Bank is just one more example of how Vendo consistently introduces
new improvements, products, tools, and services that make and keep our merchants happy."

XBIZ Miami will take place at the Sagamore Hotel in South Beach. For event information, click here.

For more information, visit VendoServices.

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