The partnership between PayPal and ECOMMPAY offers clients a broader selection of payment options and exclusive payment technologies via an API. Launched in 2019, the platform is designed to work with other tech platforms, payment networks, banks, and merchants, all of whom share a similar vision to make payments easy, reduce friction, and create hassle-free experiences for merchants and customers.
With this announcement, ECOMMPAY becomes the first payment service provider to join PayPal’s commerce platform, according to the official press release. ECOMMPAY offers PayPal worldwide. Clients can accept payments from 286 million PayPal customers in over 100 currencies and across 200 markets. To integrate the payment system, clients must either have a PayPal Business account or register an account through ECOMMPAY.
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