Partnership with Payatrader
Low-cost card payment services provider Payatrader.com has announced that it’s working with directory services firm TrustATrader to provide low cost credit & debit card processing for its members (view press release). The deal aims to provide consumers with more choice and convenience when paying for work undertaken in the home.
TrustATrader employed Payatrader to design a branded payment experience for its members and to introduce a new online payment button for consumers with the aim of making it much more convenient for potential customers to locate, engage, review and pay local tradesmen.
“We know consumers will be delighted with the new payment option as many already expect to be able to pay tradesmen by credit and debit card. By offering a low cost solution, we are making it easier for our members to accept card payments and to give their customers more choice and greater flexibility when paying for larger jobs or more expensive work,” said managing director at TrustATrader, Gary McEwen.
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