Trust Payments payouts added to Freepay suite
Trust Payments, a fintech leader driving truly innovative customer commerce solutions, has agreed a new deal to power payouts provided by Danish payments gateway firm Freepay, part of the Freeway group.
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With the new agreement with Trust Payments, Freepay will be enable its customers to process fast and secure payouts with Visa and Mastercard via the TRU Connect Gateway. Bingo.dk will be the first site to utilise this service with Freepay PayOut and says it will help “to improve their payment processes and payouts and offer a more efficient and customer-friendly experience… This can lead to increased customer loyalty and a wider customer base.”
By integrating Freepay PayOut, Bingo.dk can offer their users fast payouts of winnings. This means that players no longer have to wait for days to receive their winnings. Instead, they can access their winnings instantly, improving the user experience and increasing customer satisfaction.
Freepay has been operating since 1998 and is used by some of Denmark’s biggest online brands. It is a 100% Danish-owned company with its own development department. Since March 2021, the Freeway group, which is behind major Danish web successes such as Dating.dk, Plusbog.dk and Lejebolig.dk, has made it easier to run internet businesses in Denmark by offering Freepay as a free payments gateway.
Henrik Pedersen, Sales Director of Freepay, said: “We’re delighted to add Trust Payments’ payouts to the services they already provide us as an acquirer to our platform. Their experience in payments and commerce will help us offer merchants across Denmark with a truly global payments gateway.”
Yeseniia Marchenko, Head of EU Sales at Trust Payments, added: “It is great to be partnering with Freepay to be able to provide our payouts services to Danish merchants. We’re excited to be able to showcase the potential of our offerings across Denmark and help to make commerce simple nationwide.”