Ukash, the global cash payments provider, has announced a new partnership in Poland. Working with PayUp, a provider of mobile top-up, financial and payment services through convenient retail outlets, cash consumers will be able to purchase Ukash from PayUp locations across Poland in order to shop, pay and play online.
Ukash is a payment method which enables consumers to spend cash online by exchanging notes and coins for a voucher in convenience outlets such as shops, petrol stations and kiosks. Ukash is accepted across many online sectors, including retail, gift cards, dating and gaming, and can be used to pay at thousands of websites worldwide.
“We are delighted to be working with PayUp, as its established network of locations strengthens our expansion in Poland,” said David Hunter, Chief Executive Officer of Ukash. “We offer a very real alternative to credit or debit cards, allowing people to spend online without having to reveal their personal financial information.”
Zbigniew Furmańczak, Country Manager of PayUp Poland comments, “Online shopping is a huge growth market in Poland and our partnership with Ukash is empowering consumers by giving them access to a safe online payment system by being able to purchase Ukash vouchers at PayUp locations. By working with Ukash, PayUp continues to meet the needs of our customers, offering them more choice and flexible payment methods. Implementing Ukash is in line with PayUp’s strategy to offer wide range and variable products and services with clear focus on best and fastest developing.”
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