Besides standard payment methods, such as credit and debit cards, German companies will be able to offer their customers alternative solutions typical for specific regions, like Sofort banking in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, wire transfers in Poland, Dankort in Denmark, Carte Bleue in France or iDEAL in the Netherlands.

"PayLane is not an ordinary payments provider - our specialists analyse each and every company, its business model and needs to provide them with a solution created just for them. Now we can also help German e-businesses reach foreign markets and adjust their payment system to their business model. On top of that, we also have a special offer just for startups!" says Karol Zielinski, managing director of PayLane.

The new offering is directed also at shops that use e-commerce platforms. Thanks for PayLane plugins, e-shops built on Magento, OpenCart, osCommerce, Zen Cart, PrestaShop or Wordpress can easily integrate with PayLane's payment system in just a few minutes.

PayLane's offering for German companies is one of many steps the company has taken in their expansion. Besides, adding new payment methods, PayLane has also launched DevZone - a site for developers, which shows how the technical side of integration with PayLane looks like. The site contains the description of possible ways of accepting online payments (via API or Secure Form), sample codes in PHP, Java, C#, Ruby, Python and cURL, detailed instructions, business cases and demos of transactions.

PayLane has been trusted by many businesses, including GetResponse, Sotrender, ClickMeeting, Survs, Esponce or Nozbe.