PrivatBank launches a unified service for acquiring: how to connect everything in the application.
According to inkorr.com: PrivatBank has introduced a new online service for businesses that simplifies the connection and management of acquiring through the 'Privat24 for Business' app. This was reported by the bank's press service.
Advantages of the new service
According to the head of the retail acquiring department of PrivatBank, Serhiy Makarenko, thanks to the mobile application, it is possible to register for all available acquiring services - from traditional terminals and internet acquiring with Liqpay to innovative solutions such as POS-terminals on the smartphone 'Terminal' and installment service.
PrivatBank has become the first Ukrainian bank to combine the connection and management of all acquiring services in one mobile application. This provides entrepreneurs with a convenient, quick, and effective way to do business. The main advantages of unified onboarding include the speed of connection and the possibility of signing a contract without bureaucratic procedures.
- speed of connection
- the ability to sign a contract and receive acquiring without paper bureaucracy
Thanks to the new service, entrepreneurs can manage terminals, register points of sale, and provide loan services right from their smartphones.
The new service from PrivatBank allows for effective management of acquiring services through the 'Privat24 for Business' application. Now entrepreneurs can quickly connect various acquiring services and carry out transactions without spending time on paper bureaucracy, making their business even more convenient. An additional advantage is the ability to manage terminals and provide loan services directly from the smartphone.
This step from PrivatBank significantly eases the lives of entrepreneurs by eliminating traditional delays associated with document processing. Innovative solutions will help businesses adapt to modern market requirements and focus on their core tasks.
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