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Abstract:Worldpay partners with Markets.com to enhance global payments. Elena Christodoulou was promoted. ACI and Worldpay renew partnerships. Amex supports UK small businesses.
Markets.com has partnered with Worldpay to manage its worldwide payment processing and money disbursements. Markets.com, an international trading broker with over 15 years of expertise in numerous trading industries like Forex, stocks, and cryptocurrencies, has a platform that serves over 4.7 million traders.
To enhance the trading experience, the cooperation aims to make online transactions safer, simpler, and efficient. Worldpay, a payments technology company that handles over 40 billion transactions yearly across 146 countries and 135 currencies, will use its experience to help Markets.com meet its trading needs.
Additionally, Elena Christodoulou has been appointed as the Head of Europe at Markets.com. Since her appointment in February 2021, she has overseen the DACH region from her residence in Cyprus. Christodoulou will manage client relationships, enhance the company's presence, promote development, and enforce regulatory compliance in her new position as the European operations manager.
She intends to work with other regional teams to customize products for European clients. Christodoulou worked as Germany's country manager at Tickmill before joining Markets.com. He also has experience in the hospitality industry.
ACI Worldwide and Worldpay have renewed their partnership to optimize the efficacy of global payment processing. Worldpay will expand its transaction processing capabilities across in-store, online, and mobile platforms by integrating ACI's real-time payments technology, meeting the growing need for safe and efficient payments.
This alliance ensures scalability and stability in the digital payment landscape. ACI's advanced technology will aid Worldpay, which processes more than $2 trillion in transactions annually.
Cooperation between American Express and Worldpay also makes it easier for small businesses in the United Kingdom to accept American Express payments. This arrangement is part of American Express's market development plan, which has seen a 46% rise in acceptance sites over the last three years. The new arrangement was implemented to enhance consumer purchases of small enterprises while optimizing their transaction operations.
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