CPNI, a provider of mobile commerce solutions, has announced that its Phone Authorized Transfer (PAT) mobile payment messaging hub platform is now available in Serbia. The local partner is now committed to provide mobile payment messaging hub for and between institutions providing mobile payments.
CPNI’s Serbian partner is engaged with various large organizations in Serbia to offer mobile phone based payment services. These services include mobile P2P payments, mobile banking, pre-paid payments for utilities such as electricity and water and also covers high transaction volume operations such as payments for taxi services.
As a Trusted Service Provider, the partner will host the PAT component responsible for orchestrating mobile transactions and route communications between the system components, including Financial Institutions in other European countries and around the world. This approach provides a single point of contact for each Financial Institution, ensuring the use of effective security, while providing the benefits of an open network.
The partner will also provide other support services required for the implementation of mobile payments. These services could range from outsourced operation of the required server based applications to any integration in the applicable financial institution.
CPNI says it distinguishes itself from other mobile commerce providers by offering unique, secure, global solutions, with a specific emphasis on remote mobile payments. CPNI solutions have the ability to use multiple identifiers and multiple channels such as a mobile phone, the web or an ATM, which supplies the flexibility required to provide financial institutions with a comprehensive P2P solution. In providing for payments to recipients regardless of whether or not they have a bank account or whether or not their financial institution participates with the P2P service, CPNI claims its solutions dramatically increase the number of potential customers.