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Payment processor, SecureTrading, is appointing Justin Fraser as sales and marketing director Europe, as it seeks to support aggressive expansion plans in Europe and consolidate its US operation (view press release). The company, through SecureTrading Inc in the US, claims to have developed a regulated payment solution for the US online gambling market, and Fraser will be tasked with leveraging this specialism in new territories from his own experience of the sector when he held the position of head of payments at Unibet.com.
Prior to joining SecureTrading, Fraser was sales director for First Data Merchant Solutions. In addition to online gaming and eCommerce, he has experience and knowledge in alternative areas of payments and mobile commerce, including ewallet, prepaid and fraud prevention.
“This is a very exciting time to join SecureTrading and I’ll be focusing on our plans to expand into new territories and markets, said Fraser. “SecureTrading is at the heart of an industry that is going through some exciting changes and I look forward to driving future growth while giving our ever growing customer and partner base, a first class service.”
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