Partnering GlobalCollect
Safetypay and GlobalCollect have announced their global partnership agreement at GlobalCollect’s thought leader event LATAM Insights on June 20th. The partnership extends the reach of both organisations in markets around the world, while providing the companies the ability to provide their customers a more secure and seamless payment option.
“The announcement with GlobalCollect represents a solid step in our continued growth and accelerating momentum,” said Sandra Feinberg, Vice President of Sales for SafetyPay. “Our existing merchant partners already recognize the value of our solution, which ensures zero fraud and no chargebacks, and we’re confident GlobalCollect’s merchant base will quickly adopt the SafetyPay solution.”
“As a global full-service Payment Service Provider we’re excited to offer the highly secure and seamless SafetyPay payment solution to our merchant partners around the world,” said Mike Goodenough, Vice President Payment Partnerships at GlobalCollect. “It is a great addition to our growing global payments network. We’re excited to connect our merchants to the 300 million strong international customer base that has access to SafetyPay today. By working together, SafetyPay and GlobalCollect will create an international ecommerce network that is unprecedented in scope and value.”
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