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Nets integrates PayPal into e-commerce checkouts

European payment services provider Nets now offers PayPal as a payment option for its merchants in the Nordics.

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Nets customers in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden will find PayPal available on the Nets e-commerce platform, Easy, along with cards and local payment options for SMBs. Nordic merchants - particularly those with an international customer base - will benefit from a broader range of payment alternatives presented in a seamless customer interface.

PayPal is one of the strongest online payment brands in the world, with more than 370 million active accounts globally. Nets already offers the popular payment option in Germany and its agreement with PayPal enables it to provide the payment method, integrated into Nets’ online payment checkout, in local currencies.

The payment methods used by consumers online differs from country to country, but they always expect to be able to pay using their preferred payment brand. According to e-commerce surveys from Nets, one of the most common reasons for consumers failing to complete online purchases is that their preferred payment method is not available.

Patrik Müller, e-commerce expert at Nets, says: “Our online checkout - with PayPal as an integrated part of our range of available payments - continues to become more complete and accommodating. This is especially important for merchants with an international customer base and will support their further growth with international consumers shopping on Nordic websites.”

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