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Earthport Signs Payments Deal With The Bank Of The Bahamas

Mon, 18th Jul 2016 06:54

LONDON (Alliance News) - Payments company Earthport PLC said on Monday it has partnered with the Bank of The Bahamas Ltd to provide local payment capability into The Bahamas.

Earthport will support payments into the country and help to further strengthen payment capability into the Caribbean, it said.

Currently this market will only be available for financial institution clients, due to a condition of Earthport's regulatory approval in the Bahamas.

No financial details on the agreement were disclosed.

"The addition of this market into our global payment network enables us to service the growing demand for payment services to the Caribbean region. We look forward to working together to deliver payment services to our growing global client base," said Sajeev Viswanathan, Earthport's president of global strategy.

By Lucy Heming; lucyheming@alliancenews.com

Copyright 2016 Alliance News Limited. All Rights Reserved.

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