{"id":55,"date":"1999-10-26T06:29:09","date_gmt":"1999-10-26T06:29:09","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/104.198.166.54\/?p=55"},"modified":"2022-05-17T17:20:10","modified_gmt":"2022-05-17T07:20:10","slug":"anz-opens-first-egate-clients","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.gpayments.com\/blog\/article\/anz-opens-first-egate-clients\/","title":{"rendered":"ANZ opens first eGate to clients"},"content":{"rendered":"
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ANZ has launched the country’s most advanced Internet-based payment gateway – the first to be owned and managed by a bank.<\/p>\n

Developed by Sydney-based Creative Digital Technology (CDT), ANZ eGate supports credit-card payment, using Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encryption, and is the first to offer deferred trade terms settlement.<\/p>\n

In the future, it also will be able to clear Secure Electronic Transaction (SET) account payments. ANZ eGate will securely process and manage both business-to-business and business-to-consumer transactions.<\/p>\n

ANZ business e-commerce head Mike Irvine said the service would be most valuable for medium-to-large merchants with high transaction volumes.<\/p>\n

“ANZ eGate provides the facility to record the amount or credit that has been allocated, keep a track of purchases made against that, and then settlement can be made later under the due terms,” Mr Irvine said.<\/p>\n

The eGate system was introduced to organisations recently, including Internet communications company EISA, which expected to process more than 50,000 payments each moth through the service.<\/p>\n

Scheduled to be available at the end of November, the system will have a monthly access fee and a transaction fee, depending upon the volume.<\/p>\n

“We think this will be priced very competitively with respect to other offerings in the market,” Mr Irvine said.<\/p>\n

ANZ eGate can also integrate with non Internet-based commerce systems such as Interactive Voice Response, call centres and point-of-sale systems.<\/p>\n

The bank plans to extend the number of payment options, the geographical scope, the multi-currency capacity and also provide for value-added services such as receivables and payables management.<\/p>\n

CDT chief operating officer Philip Burton said there was an agreement with ANZ for ongoing developments to eGate – based on the company’s ActivePayment multi-payment gateway.<\/p>\n

CDT is looking to licence the product globally and a number of banks in the US are evaluating the technology.<\/p>\n

The company will also open its first US office in the next few months, and was the first Australian company to offer SET-enabled products for purchases over the Internet.<\/p>\n

Taronga Park Zoo was the first Web site in the country to adopt the SET technology earlier this year.<\/p>\n

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