NetCents Technology Inc., an online payments platform, has announced its integration with PayPal Holdings Inc., the international online payments system.
In April, NetCents announced that it has developed a proprietary multi-currency digital wallet that accepts both fiat and digital currencies (such as bitcoin). Gord Jessop, President & COO NetCents explained that as the market is fragmented, people are looking for an all-in-one solution.
“By incorporating all payment verticals, such as PayPal and Apple Pay, along with major credit cards, and cryptocurrencies, NetCents is filling a major need with an all-in-one payments platform,” Jessop said. “NetCents is the stepping stone to help today's consumers and merchants easily transition into the digital age.”
Integration of PayPal to the NetCents platform is expected to take two to three weeks. NetCents says that its platform offers a complete network of payment solutions under one umbrella. Utilizing blockchain technology, NetCents has captured the migration from cash to digital currency, providing payment solutions that are simple to use, secure and worry free.
“The integration of PayPal, a reputable, globally recognized name, adds even more flexible payments solutions to NetCents’ services and strategically positions the Company to continue expanding,” commented Clayton Moore, CEO & Founder, NetCents Technology Inc. “Everyone knows PayPal. It’s available in more than 200 markets and has more than 184 million active users. Our integration will welcome PayPal users and deliver even more opportunities and freedom with our consumers and their funds.”


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