NetworkNewsBreaks – Net Element, Inc. (NASDAQ: N
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NetworkNewsBreaks – Net Element, Inc. (NASDAQ: NETE) Subsidiary Launches Payment Acceptance Module for Four Popular Instant Messenger Apps
Global financial technology and value-added solutions group Net Element, Inc. (NASDAQ: NETE) this morning announced that its PayOnline subsidiary has launched a payment acceptance module for four popular instant messenger applications: Telegram, Viber, Facebook and VK. Made possible through a collaboration with Botmother, PayOnline’s Instant Payments Module is designed to help the company access a rapidly growing market of instant messaging users. “Chat-bots can be created for different purposes: to reduce the cost of customer support, improve corporate image or to increase sales… We are glad that our colleagues at PayOnline decided to offer their customers such a service using our designer platform,” Sergey Budyakov, one of the creators of the Botmother platform, stated in the news release. “We are ready to adapt and are confident that our design will be suitable for most bot platforms of the future – along with payments via PayOnline.” As noted in the news release, the instant messaging market is currently in a period of unprecedented growth, with a user base that’s expected to increase from over 3.2 billion users in 2016 to over 4.1 billion users by the end of 2020, according to The Radicati Group.
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Global financial technology and value-added solutions group Net Element, Inc. (NASDAQ: NETE) this morning announced that its PayOnline subsidiary has launched a payment acceptance module for four popular instant messenger applications: Telegram, Viber, Facebook and VK. Made possible through a collaboration with Botmother, PayOnline’s Instant Payments Module is designed to help the company access a rapidly growing market of instant messaging users. “Chat-bots can be created for different purposes: to reduce the cost of customer support, improve corporate image or to increase sales… We are glad that our colleagues at PayOnline decided to offer their customers such a service using our designer platform,” Sergey Budyakov, one of the creators of the Botmother platform, stated in the news release. “We are ready to adapt and are confident that our design will be suitable for most bot platforms of the future – along with payments via PayOnline.” As noted in the news release, the instant messaging market is currently in a period of unprecedented growth, with a user base that’s expected to increase from over 3.2 billion users in 2016 to over 4.1 billion users by the end of 2020, according to The Radicati Group.
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