Mozcom Online Payment Gateway now accepts
Paypal, G-Cash, BitPass and credit cards
September 12, 2005

Mozcom's PayEasy Online Payment Gateway version 2.0 can now support payments using PayPal, Globe's G-Cash, BitPass and credit cards. PayPal is a very popular email-based payment system available in 56 countries, and used by more than 78 million Internet users worldwide. It is owned and operated by eBay, the wildly successful auction site. BitPass specializes on micropayments and is backed by several venture capital firms including the venture arm of Disney.

"This new facility is a great feature especially for exporters who can now use our facility to accept payments from foreign customers without the hassle of opening their own Internet merchant account and putting up the technical infrastructure," says Dick Chiang, Mozcom's COO/CTO. "They can just have their site hosted at Mozcom and we will take care of the rest while they focus on running their businesses. Whether they are selling US$5.00 or US$5,000.00 items, we have the payment solution for them."

Mozcom postpaid subscriptions can now be settled using the new features. "Postpaid subscribers with relatives abroad now have the option of having their bills paid by their loved ones," Chiang added. MozcomNitro prepaid accounts are now also available through online purchase with PayPal, BitPass and credit cards.

Users without, or who do not wish to open, PayPal or BitPass accounts can still use PayEasy 2.0. They can choose the PayPal DirectPayment option and use a credit card. Currently supported credit cards include Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover.

Mozcom may very well be the first local ISP to accept G-Cash payments for postpaid subscriptions. In cooperation with Globe Telecoms, this mobile commerce solution allows Globe Handyphone users to pay using their cellphones. PayEasy 1.0 previously only accepted local Bancnet Online and UCPB's my1time payments.

Mozcom was established in 1994, making it the Philippines' 1st commercial ISP. Its nationwide pure-IP backbone was the first of its kind, and to this day, provides the infrastructure that runs corporate virtual private networks (VPNs), the campus network of the major educational and research institutions, and provides true dialup roaming for mobile users from Northern Luzon to Southern Mindanao. For more information, visit http://www.mozcom.com or call +63(2) 848-2606.