September 12, 2024

Telr Boosts E-Commerce With Mastercard’s Click To Pay Services

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Telr Boosts E-Commerce With Mastercard's Click To Pay Services, across its extensive network of Merchants In The UAE. Through this partnership, Telr will deploy cutting-edge payment technologies to boost the customer experience.
Telr Boosts E-Commerce With Mastercard's Click To Pay Services, across its extensive network of Merchants In The UAE. Through this partnership, Telr will deploy cutting-edge payment technologies to boost the customer experience. Image courtesy: Telr

Telr, a global leader in online payment gateway, has announced its strategic collaboration with Mastercard to introduce its digital checkout solution, Click to Pay, across its extensive network of merchants in the UAE.

According to Industry sources, this partnership will aid Telr in the deployment of cutting-edge payment technologies to boost the customer experience. Industry sources further confirmed that Click to Pay is an innovative, seamless, and secure payment method designed to enhance customer confidence and reduce cart abandonment. Powered by Mastercard, Click to Pay streamlines the purchasing process while upholding the highest security standards.

Telr elevates e-commerce with Mastercard's click to pay. Through this partnership, Telr will deploy cutting-edge payment technologies to enhance the customer experience
Telr elevates e-commerce with Mastercard’s click to pay. Through this partnership, Telr will deploy cutting-edge payment technologies to enhance the customer experience

The Industry sources also added that clients are required to enroll only once, curbing the requirement to repeatedly input the card details or passwords for every online purchase. This convenience fosters better frequent purchases, surges conversion rates, and boosts client satisfaction.

Khalil Alami, Founder & CEO of Telr, stated: “The evolving expectations of consumers and rapid changes in the e-commerce sector are driving payment innovation. Telr’s partnership with Mastercard to launch Click to Pay underscores our commitment to enhancing the e-commerce journey and optimizing the shopping experience.” Alami added, “We are dedicated to integrating cutting-edge payment trends, streamlining merchant processes, and fostering growth through technology and strategic partnerships to empower our merchants in the digital era.”

Gina Petersen-Skyrme, Country Manager, UAE & Oman at Mastercard, stated: “At Mastercard, we are committed to expanding the variety of innovative payment options available in the region. We are delighted to join forces with Telr to bring Click to Pay, the next generation of e-commerce technology that helps remove online checkout friction, to its customers. The collaboration will enable us to expand our digital payment acceptance footprint while improving people’s lives.”

Industry sources further reported that Telr’s mission is to revolutionize e-commerce by creating seamless cashless transactions and powering digital payments in 120 currencies and 30 languages. Since 2014, Telr has boosted businesses globally with comprehensive services, including diverse payment methods, state-of-the-art security, and tailored solutions.

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