Published August 29, 2016 | View complete press releases list |
Date: August 29, 2016
Categories: Payments, technology, Transaction Banking
Keywords: ABSS, NETS, Payments, E-invoice, Credit Cards, IT, Mint
Sydney -- Payments processing technology provider Mint Payments, in conjunction with its partners ABSS (MYOB Asia) and NETS, has launched electronic invoice system ABSS Click to Pay.
Targeted at the 300,000 business customers using ABSS across South East Asia, Click to Pay provides a simple electronic invoice (e-invoice) option that allows merchants to accept debit and credit card payments online.
Customers are able to click through from the e-invoice, enter credit/debit card or bank account transfer details and submit their payment online before instantly receiving a tax receipt. Click to Pay enables merchants to provide this convenient payment option to customers without the need for costly IT solutions and web development knowledge.
ABSS Click to Pay is currently available in Singapore and is next due for release in Malaysia, with the aim for the product to be rolled out across the entire region.
The Click to Pay product will immediately contribute towards Mint’s key operating metrics, with the company’s first recurring revenues in Asia commencing in September 2016 as a result.
Mint will continue to collaborate with both ABSS and NETS to design and implement a range of innovative eCommerce and mobile payments products in South East Asia. This investment into burgeoning Asian markets is expected to create high quality, recurring and long-term revenue streams for Mint.
Under the collaboration arrangements, Mint Payments provides the payments framework, ABSS provides the software to their merchants and NETS acts as the payment service provider.
The collaboration between Mint Payments, ABSS and NETS seeks to capitalise on the increasing digitisation and computerisation in Asia and its strong growth and appetite for eCommerce and mobile payments. The region is also experiencing regulatory and structural change with the region’s central banks looking to displace cash and increase card and electronic payment acceptance.
Singapore is quickly progressing toward the possibility of becoming a cashless society, with contactless card technologies growing in prevalance. According to the MasterCard Cashless Journey report, 69% of consumer spending in Singapore is accounted for by electronic payments, a number that is increasing rapidly and higher than the global average of 66%.
Mint Payments’ CEO, Alex Teoh, said: “With this collaboration, we are delivering the first comprehensive omni-channel payment solution to SMEs in Singapore and the wider Asia-Pacific region. ABSS Click to Pay marks the first of a full suite of products that will be made available in the near-to-mid term. The next product to look out for will be Singapore’s first Unified mPOS solution, where one cost-effective mobile payments terminal will be equipped not only to take credit card and debit card transactions, but will also come with full integration capabilities. We look forward to the forthcoming launch of this product with NETS, which will also be made available to all ABSS’ merchants.”
ABSS Managing Director Paul Conway said: “More than 300,000 SMEs across Asia are already using MYOB as their accounting software of choice and it is the number #1 accounting software for SMEs in Singapore. Our partnership with Mint has enabled ABSS Click to Pay to be integrated with our MYOB software, which aims to help all SME businesses in Asia significantly increase business profitability by receiving payment faster!”
NETS CEO Jeffrey Goh said: "Being a trusted payment partner for merchants in Singapore, this collaboration with MINT and ABSS enables NETS to deliver omni channel payment solutions that boosts business productivity and efficiency for our merchants. This completes the final leg for merchants to automatically link payments into their business management system in a seamless manner.”
Re-disseminated by The Asian Banker
Sydney -- Payments processing technology provider Mint Payments, in conjunction with its partners ABSS (MYOB Asia) and NETS, has launched electronic invoice system ABSS Click to Pay.
Targeted at the 300,000 business customers using ABSS across South East Asia, Click to Pay provides a simple electronic invoice (e-invoice) option that allows merchants to accept debit and credit card payments online.
Customers are able to click through from the e-invoice, enter credit/debit card or bank account transfer details and submit their payment online before instantly receiving a tax receipt. Click to Pay enables merchants to provide this convenient payment option to customers without the need for costly IT solutions and web development knowledge.
ABSS Click to Pay is currently available in Singapore and is next due for release in Malaysia, with the aim for the product to be rolled out across the entire region.
The Click to Pay product will immediately contribute towards Mint’s key operating metrics, with the company’s first recurring revenues in Asia commencing in September 2016 as a result.
Mint will continue to collaborate with both ABSS and NETS to design and implement a range of innovative eCommerce and mobile payments products in South East Asia. This investment into burgeoning Asian markets is expected to create high quality, recurring and long-term revenue streams for Mint.
Under the collaboration arrangements, Mint Payments provides the payments framework, ABSS provides the software to their merchants and NETS acts as the payment service provider.
The collaboration between Mint Payments, ABSS and NETS seeks to capitalise on the increasing digitisation and computerisation in Asia and its strong growth and appetite for eCommerce and mobile payments. The region is also experiencing regulatory and structural change with the region’s central banks looking to displace cash and increase card and electronic payment acceptance.
Singapore is quickly progressing toward the possibility of becoming a cashless society, with contactless card technologies growing in prevalance. According to the MasterCard Cashless Journey report, 69% of consumer spending in Singapore is accounted for by electronic payments, a number that is increasing rapidly and higher than the global average of 66%.
Mint Payments’ CEO, Alex Teoh, said: “With this collaboration, we are delivering the first comprehensive omni-channel payment solution to SMEs in Singapore and the wider Asia-Pacific region. ABSS Click to Pay marks the first of a full suite of products that will be made available in the near-to-mid term. The next product to look out for will be Singapore’s first Unified mPOS solution, where one cost-effective mobile payments terminal will be equipped not only to take credit card and debit card transactions, but will also come with full integration capabilities. We look forward to the forthcoming launch of this product with NETS, which will also be made available to all ABSS’ merchants.”
ABSS Managing Director Paul Conway said: “More than 300,000 SMEs across Asia are already using MYOB as their accounting software of choice and it is the number #1 accounting software for SMEs in Singapore. Our partnership with Mint has enabled ABSS Click to Pay to be integrated with our MYOB software, which aims to help all SME businesses in Asia significantly increase business profitability by receiving payment faster!”
NETS CEO Jeffrey Goh said: "Being a trusted payment partner for merchants in Singapore, this collaboration with MINT and ABSS enables NETS to deliver omni channel payment solutions that boosts business productivity and efficiency for our merchants. This completes the final leg for merchants to automatically link payments into their business management system in a seamless manner.”
Re-disseminated by The Asian Banker
