Paysafe Share Discussion Threads

[eh9] 16/6/2017 09:02

Possible to post cenkos note?

[trentendboy] 16/6/2017 08:38

Different states are almost rushing to get legislation through as soon as possible to get the first mover advantage. It will then be a landslide of states IMO.

They also worry about federal law so they want stuff on the books just in case.

Should be very positive for PAYS and also GVC/888 (as the recent cenkos not states)

[lomax99] 16/6/2017 08:30

Sorry, OT - anyone know how to put in a hyperlink?

[lomax99] 16/6/2017 08:29

hxxps://www.onlinepokerreport.com/25791/ny-online-poker-bonacic-2017/

[lomax99] 16/6/2017 08:24

Deadline for NY decision looming (by 21st June).

hxxps://www.onlinepokerreport.com/25791/ny-online-poker-bonacic-2017/

[pshevlin] 15/6/2017 23:39

Not quite sure what you mean. I've certainly not sold any. As to buying on weakness, I'm fully overweight already so no room for more.

[silverfern] 15/6/2017 16:26

why don;t you buy on weakness then instead of showing your own?

[pshevlin] 15/6/2017 13:01

Can't manage to stay permanently above the £5 mark as yet. Thought it was on its way up.Isn't it about time we had some news about something that might lift the shares? It seems a long time since the last aquisition.

[trentendboy] 15/6/2017 09:54

Not one to tip but this "Non-RNS news" looks impressive for SCH - same sector as PAYS as I am sure you all know.

I hold PAYS and SCH (a lot of both...). Gone longer :-)




"June 15, 2017

SafeCharge enables businesses to tap into growing WeChat Pay user base

SafeCharge (LON:SCH), the leading payments technology company, today announced that it is partnering with Tencent Holdings, the leading provider of internet value added services in China, to add WeChat Pay, the booming payment service of the Chinese messaging giant and China’s most popular social media on its global payments platform.

With more than 600 million monthly active user accounts in China at the end of December 2016, WeChat Pay is one of the most popular payment methods used by Chinese nationals today in and outside of China. A recent Counter Intelligence survey found that Chinese air travel to Europe increased by almost 20% in 2016, with travellers to Europe predicted to hit 90m by 2025. In 2016 Chinese tourists spent $87bn via OTA platforms, up 34% year on year.

By adding WeChat Pay to SafeCharge’s global payments platform, both online and brick and mortar retailers’ in Europe are now able to accept this incredibly popular Chinese payment method in their own or local currency.

“This agreement with SafeCharge enables online merchants to offer Chinese visitors to Europe the opportunity to pay quickly and easily with their preferred payment method. Smoothing the payment experience and reducing the trouble of forex exchange means that European brands become far more accessible to Chinese tourists,” stated the Vice President of Tencent Holdings.

“SafeCharge continues the rapid development of its innovative payment platform. By making WeChat pay available for retailers both online and in store, we demonstrate again our commitment to serve the world’s most demanding merchants looking for a strong global omnichannel payment solution,” stated David Avgi, CEO, SafeCharge.”

[scothernman] 14/6/2017 20:27

With US interest rate rising and sterling dropping PAYS should benefit and share price should rise further this week to 525p level.

[polythene] 14/6/2017 15:46

Is €6 billion the annual or accumulated deficit? They'd need to put a few chips on the roulette table themselves!

[malcolmmm] 14/6/2017 09:56

Yes great news , shorts now showing on Short Interest Tracker.


Fund manager

% short

Change

Date changed/created


AEK (UK) Limited 0.51% ↓ -0.14% 2017-06-09
Public Equity Partners Management, L.P 1.58% ↓ -0.09% 2017-06-07

Total 2.09%

[pshevlin] 14/6/2017 09:22

On its way to 5.50

[the juggler] 14/6/2017 08:21

Well we are certainly at a new high as the markets open, let's hope it continues.

[eh9] 14/6/2017 08:07

New York a step further again

[callmebwana] 13/6/2017 23:56

EH9. Thank you for posting the Shorts Intrest. ATB.

[eh9] 13/6/2017 16:47

Aek almost out now

[callmebwana] 13/6/2017 14:57

O/T
PFC moving a bit today. Shorters had a very good go on PFC shares. DYOR etc.

Not traded any PAYS shares lately so far.Sitting on my hands with this one. M/A -T/O will come some day.
GLA.

[ralphmalph] 13/6/2017 13:58

Monitise taken over today (pending approval) for not a lot of money, 3.5% of what it was worth a few years ago. there was a ramper on here recommending MONI, I hope the losses were not to painful.

[lomax99] 13/6/2017 08:54

Payments, Partners and Global in Scope

By PYMNTS June 8, 2017

The drive to broaden presence, scale and sales is a constant one for companies across the payments continuum, from merchants to service providers. At the same time, payments on a grand scale – think global where once transactions may have been local – become complex across borders, currencies and regulations.

In an interview with PYMNTS’ Karen Webster, Carla Erlick, senior vice president of sales and business development at Paysafe, explained how her company has launched an Integrated Partnership Program that has the ability to reduce the strains and stresses of the payments system that seeks to get bigger, faster.

The program services businesses globally and is part of Paysafe’s B2B offering (Paysafe also has a B2C offering). The company’s payments platform caters to ISVs and software platforms, as well as marketplaces who “want to remove the friction and complexity of accepting global payments” from merchants or sellers.

Those parties integrate into Paysafe’s proprietary platform and gateways so that they can embrace merchant onboarding, multi-currency processing, settlement and payout, risk management and other services. Key differentiators include the firm’s global reach – “not just for cards but also for alternative payment methods” – including direct debit schemes and bank transfer networks, which can now be extended on a global scale. Multiparty payout with a global footprint is also a popular feature

As for frictionless onboarding, Erlick said, Paysafe does this in multiple markets through the same API suite and through the same process regardless of location – across the U.S., Europe and Canada – all through the same interface.

In going to market, Erlick said, Paysafe is taking a vertical approach, with about a dozen verticals targeted for market share.

Thus far, Paysafe is gaining significant traction with platforms in emerging markets like rental management and homeowner’s associations, utilities, as well as membership management platforms in the health and wellness space, and donor management and charity platforms that all have a global reach. “Most of these platforms launch in their domestic market,” said Erlick, “and then springboard to other markets, all without having to change their integration, operational processes or payment partner relationship.”

Any global, technologically-oriented relationship has implications across fraud and risk, Webster noted. “Managing fraud through the workflow of payments comes in tandem with offering an API suite for AML, KYC and KYB efforts to know who it is that we are transacting on behalf of and ultimately paying,” Erlick added.

In addition, each vertical served by Paysafe has a risk profile. When we launch a partnership with a new ISV, we customize our rule sets to protect the needs of the merchants within that vertical or industry. “We therefore create a dialog with the ISV centers on mitigating fraud while at the same time optimizing conversion,” Erlick said.

In terms of the program’s flexibility, Erlick talks about the inherent white-label products and services Paysafe offers. But just as important is how new products and roadmaps are driven by the voice of the customer. She highlighted the upcoming launch of a POS solution that will address the demand from her clients for a global omnichannel offering through a single integration point.

Erlick added that almost all companies are in a constant search to broaden their reach and drive revenue. Paysafe’s Integrated Partnership Program supports business growth by addressing the five key capabilities that ISVs are looking for from their payment partner, namely global reach via international and alternative payment methods, frictionless onboarding, knowledge, service and support.

Paysafe’s solution thereby strengthens the value proposition of a platform’s turnkey solution by allowing it to attract and retain more customers. The ISV then becomes the referral source for the end merchant and for that referral, Paysafe incentivizes the partner which is often a net new revenue stream for the partner. The ultimate objective is to create a win-win solution while creating value for both the partner and Paysafe.
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[polythene] 12/6/2017 12:17

But when it happens for one the floodgates will open is my best guess, increasing PAYS revenue but also further legitimising PAYS in the eyes of investors. Come on PA. let's get it done.