In a bid to augment the user journey for merchants, Noda introduced Pay & Go, a service which optimises the entire process into a single flow, supporting customers in scaling their sign-up conversion rates. In addition, by allowing users to complete registration, verify their identity, and conduct their first payment in a single experience, Pay & Go intends to augment merchant acquisition strategies while also improving the user experience, accelerating onboarding and making it more efficient.
When commenting on the announcement, representatives from Noda underlined that considering acquiring new users is an expensive process and losing paid users can negatively impact business metrics, the company introduced a new solution that could help merchants in increasing conversion rates by ensuring that leads become active customers. Through this, enterprises, especially in industries where identity verification is mandatory in the user registration procedure, can utilise the potential of their user acquisition efforts.
Among the potential benefits of Pay & Go, Noda mentions:
Scale conversions with rapid onboarding, with the solution minimising the complexity traditionally associated with their first payment;
Optimised user verification, as the service enables users to pass verification without the need for uploading documents manually. The data is automatically validated via Noda’s third-party Know Your Customer (KYC) partners, GBG and Sumsub, ensuring accuracy and compliance while improving the user experience;
Instant refunds and payouts, with merchants being able to process them after a user is registered through Pay & Go due to verified personal details and bank account ownership.
The Paypers is the Netherlands-based leading independent source of news and intelligence for professional in the global payment community.
The Paypers provides a wide range of news and analysis products aimed at keeping the ecommerce, fintech, and payment professionals informed about the latest developments in the industry.
Current themes
No part of this site can be reproduced without explicit permission of The Paypers (v2.7).
Privacy Policy / Cookie Statement
Copyright