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PayLane incorporates wire transfers for the Polish market

16 Oct 12 - - New ProductsPoland
Wire transfers popular in Poland

Online payments processor, PayLane.com, is adding wire transfers to its payments offering in Poland (view press release). The company claims that allowing clients to pay via wire transfers is essential for businesses active in Poland, as it is the most popular payment method in the country. PayLane anticipates that the service will allow local and international companies with e-commerce solutions to expand in the Polish market.

PayLane has primarily focused on pro­vid­ing Euro­pean com­pa­nies with online pay­ments meth­ods in cur­ren­cies from around 50 coun­tries via credit and debit cards, Giro­pay, sofort­bank­ing, iDEAL and Pay­Pal.

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