IFAN Financial, Inc. (IFAN) Ready to Fly Commercial with Its Mobile Commerce Platforms
The pieces are coming into place for this first quarter of 2015 to be “go time” for IFAN Financial, Inc. The mobile payments and commerce company recently launched a new-look website and announced that it will be taking its proprietary technologies commercially by the end of March, so the tremendous potential that is on paper can begin to be tested in the marketplace.
With mobile devices – smartphones and tablets – becoming more and more prevalent as the primary source of computer usage in many parts of the world, being able to make payments, pay bills and even shop and pay for items online have been more popular than ever. The challenge, however, has been to do many of these transactions with some semblance of security and privacy. This is where IFAN Financial, Inc., and its wholly owned subsidiaries, iPIN Technologies and Mobicash America, come in.
First, IFAN Financial not only updated its website at www.ifanfinancial.com, but the website now also includes an 18-page Investor Relations Kit that gives visitors, potential clients, customers and investors an opportunity to look into the company and its product offerings.
One of the offerings that the company is prepping for commercial use is Quidme, a product of Mobicash America. Quidme is a social commerce platform that would allow users to pay bills, send money to family and friends through text messages, and buy and share products online. Unlike similar platforms, Quidme does not require or use data, which should make it more appealing for regular use by various mobile device users – especially those who rely on Wi-Fi.
And through iPIN Technologies, IFAN Financial will utilize patented technology that would allow for mobile payment processing without expressly including a customer’s personal data. This technology enables better customer privacy and better security for the merchant in case of a data breach, while also allowing for efficient and accurate payment processing. In the wake of several major breaches of data at prominent retailers like Target and Home Depot in recent years, the value behind this technology will likely not be underestimated.
For more information, visit www.ifanfinancial.com
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The pieces are coming into place for this first quarter of 2015 to be “go time” for IFAN Financial, Inc. The mobile payments and commerce company recently launched a new-look website and announced that it will be taking its proprietary technologies commercially by the end of March, so the tremendous potential that is on paper can begin to be tested in the marketplace.
With mobile devices – smartphones and tablets – becoming more and more prevalent as the primary source of computer usage in many parts of the world, being able to make payments, pay bills and even shop and pay for items online have been more popular than ever. The challenge, however, has been to do many of these transactions with some semblance of security and privacy. This is where IFAN Financial, Inc., and its wholly owned subsidiaries, iPIN Technologies and Mobicash America, come in.
First, IFAN Financial not only updated its website at www.ifanfinancial.com, but the website now also includes an 18-page Investor Relations Kit that gives visitors, potential clients, customers and investors an opportunity to look into the company and its product offerings.
One of the offerings that the company is prepping for commercial use is Quidme, a product of Mobicash America. Quidme is a social commerce platform that would allow users to pay bills, send money to family and friends through text messages, and buy and share products online. Unlike similar platforms, Quidme does not require or use data, which should make it more appealing for regular use by various mobile device users – especially those who rely on Wi-Fi.
And through iPIN Technologies, IFAN Financial will utilize patented technology that would allow for mobile payment processing without expressly including a customer’s personal data. This technology enables better customer privacy and better security for the merchant in case of a data breach, while also allowing for efficient and accurate payment processing. In the wake of several major breaches of data at prominent retailers like Target and Home Depot in recent years, the value behind this technology will likely not be underestimated.
For more information, visit www.ifanfinancial.com
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