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WorldPay to Help SETA Simplify Payments Integration

October 8, 2015         By: Asif Imtiaz

One of the leading global software solutions company, SETA International and WorldPay US, one of the largest providers of payment services in the world, have announced that they would be working together in the coming days.

With this announcement, sources close to these two companies mentioned that WorldPay US and SETA International would help each other to enhance and integrate payment acceptance for online merchants.

SETA International Specialize in developing software platforms for e-commerce and an integration of their platforms with WorldPay’s payment technology would provide online merchants easily convert online visitors into customers, they claimed in a press release.

Commenting on the collaboration with WorldPay US, SETA International’s VP of Operations, Thu Truong said that “Teaming with WorldPay gives SETA clients access to premium payments services like never before, along with fast access to cash, the opportunity to qualify for guaranteed pricing up to three years and live US-based customer care.”

He also commented about how WorldPay would help their customers to accept all types of payment methods from one single payment service provider. “In addition, WorldPay provides SETA the payment industry’s first and only single stack of language-agnostic APIs for all payment types across all sales channels so we no longer need to use different processors, versions or stacks when creating our customers’ online and mobile stores,” he added.

WorldPay currently supports 400 different payment systems from around the world and SETA International’s customers would benefit from a using their diversified payment platform.

Senior Vice President of Business Development at WorldPay US, Mark Engels told the media that “as leaders in modern money, we are bridging payments acceptance with consumer buying preferences to produce actionable data business owners can use to drive more sales in their stores.”

WorldPay is currently preparing to initiate an IPO in the United Kingdom and the collaboration with SETA would certainly help to signal a strong growth prospect for the company.