Net Element, Inc. (NETE) Provides Payment Solution
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Posted On: 03/09/2015 5:21:19 PM
Net Element, Inc. (NETE) Provides Payment Solutions for the 2015 College Football Playoff National Championship
Net Element’s Unified Payments subsidiary, Unified Payments, recently provided the technical setup, support and credit card processing for the sale of merchandise at the January 2015 College Football Playoff National Championship event in Dallas, Texas.
Unified Payments setup a multi-location processing system for events throughout the championship weekend. The three-day task included installing the payment processing system within 68,000 square feet of combined merchandise space and setting up 24 registers, iPad based terminals, Bluetooth scanners and receipt printers in five separate sites to enable seamless, centralized inventory controls and replenishment, fast checkout, good customer service, and the ability to accept Apple Pay.
“We are delighted with the successful project for College Football Playoff National Championship,” Net Element CEO Oleg Firer stated in the news release. “The Unified Payments team has provided full-cycle processing services from technical setup to processing and settlement in a reliable and efficient manner for key vendors during Championship Week in Dallas.”
Unified Payments teamed up with partners from iConnect to ensure successful payment transactions in the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center, Gaylord Resort, Hilton Anatole, Omni Hotel, and Globe Life Stadium (Texas Rangers Park). Net Element plans to deploy its solutions for similar events in the future.
“Net Element will actively pursue additional opportunities and events for which we can provide our competitively priced, on-demand, scalable, mobile, technologically advanced processing solution along with additional payment means such as Apple Pay, and extensive merchant analytics tools. Event processing is a new niche for us and we are very excited with this new business line and the opportunities it creates for us,” said Firer.
For more information, visit www.netelement.com
Please read full disclaimers at http://disclaimer.missionir.com
Net Element’s Unified Payments subsidiary, Unified Payments, recently provided the technical setup, support and credit card processing for the sale of merchandise at the January 2015 College Football Playoff National Championship event in Dallas, Texas.
Unified Payments setup a multi-location processing system for events throughout the championship weekend. The three-day task included installing the payment processing system within 68,000 square feet of combined merchandise space and setting up 24 registers, iPad based terminals, Bluetooth scanners and receipt printers in five separate sites to enable seamless, centralized inventory controls and replenishment, fast checkout, good customer service, and the ability to accept Apple Pay.
“We are delighted with the successful project for College Football Playoff National Championship,” Net Element CEO Oleg Firer stated in the news release. “The Unified Payments team has provided full-cycle processing services from technical setup to processing and settlement in a reliable and efficient manner for key vendors during Championship Week in Dallas.”
Unified Payments teamed up with partners from iConnect to ensure successful payment transactions in the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center, Gaylord Resort, Hilton Anatole, Omni Hotel, and Globe Life Stadium (Texas Rangers Park). Net Element plans to deploy its solutions for similar events in the future.
“Net Element will actively pursue additional opportunities and events for which we can provide our competitively priced, on-demand, scalable, mobile, technologically advanced processing solution along with additional payment means such as Apple Pay, and extensive merchant analytics tools. Event processing is a new niche for us and we are very excited with this new business line and the opportunities it creates for us,” said Firer.
For more information, visit www.netelement.com
Please read full disclaimers at http://disclaimer.missionir.com
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