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Vantiv extends partnership with Discover for PayPal in-store checkout

25 Sep 12 - - Partnership DealsNew TechnologyUSA
Helping merchants accept PayPal

Vantiv, an integrated payment processor is expanding its relationship with Discover Financial, to support PayPal in-store checkout at Vantiv's brick-and-mortar merchants over the Discover Payment Services infrastructure (view press release). The companies will work together to ‘open the doors’ of their respective brick-and-mortar merchants to PayPal's estimated 50 million active US account holders and their digital wallet beginning in the second quarter of 2013.

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