- Net Element specializes in mobile payments and value-added transactional services
- It provides an array of electronic payment solutions through numerous operating companies
- The company recently launched its blockchain-powered payments application
Investors looking to leverage opportunities in mobile payments and value-added transactional services need look no further than Net Element, Inc. (NASDAQ: NETE). The company specializes in these services and is strategically positioned for growth in the U.S. and emerging nations. An international technology-driven group, Net Element supports electronic payments acceptance in an omni-channel environment encompassing point-of-sale, e-commerce and mobile devices. Net Element is headquartered in North Miami Beach, Florida.
The company provides a host of electronic payment solutions via several operating companies. These include Aptito (its cloud-based restaurant and retail point-of-sale solution), Unified Payments, PayOnline, Digital Provider, Restoactive, Net Lab and SalesCentral (http://ibn.fm/gPg3C). Through these companies, Net Element’s strategy focuses on three areas of omni-channel processing – mobile payments direct carrier billing, point-of-sale solutions and payment acceptance value-added transactions.
Recently, Net Element launched a multi-channel, blockchain-powered payments acceptance application as an element of its Netevia Platform (www.Netevia.com). Netevia is a feature-ready multi-channel payments platform. It connects and streamlines payments through a single integration point. It does so while boosting the economic efficiency of all transactions made within the network. The Netevia platform supports Poynt and PAX smart payment terminals, e-commerce and in-app or online payment forms that join credit card and cryptocurrency payment methods in one simplified interface.
Utilizing Netevia’s user-friendly developer center, developers can create cryptocurrency acceptance functions to fit their requirements. Developers can also use Netevia’s API (Application Programming Interface) payment mechanism to add these functions. Therefore, broader acceptance and the widespread use of the Netevia platform offers investors an early-in opportunity to grow with Net Element.
Net Element has launched its blockchain-powered payments application across manifold outlets (http://ibn.fm/rqdGa). These touch points include face-to-face by way of smart payment terminals and electronic commerce, as well as through API. The cryptocurrency payment acceptance application is fully compliant and secure.
In a news release, Vlad Sadovskiy, Net Element’s president of integrated payments, said, “Over the past few years blockchain technology has revolutionized the world of payments thanks to its decentralization, cost-effectiveness and convenience. The addition of a cryptocurrency payment acceptance option to our Netevia platform carries forward our tradition of innovation as we power global commerce.”
With a mission of enabling its clients to conduct business worldwide, Net Element offers small to medium enterprises (SMEs) a unique mobile payments and value-added transactional services platform. For investors, the company offers growth opportunities as it works to increase transactional revenue by innovating SME productivity services through the use of diverse technology solutions and Aptito. Net Element is dynamically transforming its industry as it builds smarter point-of-sale options and delivers secure and scalable solutions.
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.NetElement.com
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