Peter Dinham
Tuesday, 28 July 2009 14:48
Business IT -
Technology
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PayPal will throw more rewards and monetary incentives through revenue-sharing opportunities at its Australian partners who integrate the online payment service within their e-commerce and web solutions.
The general manager of PayPal Australia, Glenn
Lim, launched a new programme to reward partners for doing business
with PayPal and qualifying for member, gold or platinum partner status
to receive special benefits and financial incentives, which vary by
tier.
Lim said the new partner programme will support partners that offer
PayPal-enabled solutions via revenue-share opportunities, referral
incentives and a certification programme, and they can also access the
latest PayPal marketing, product and educational resources via the new
PayPal
partner portal .
“Our partners’ success contributes to PayPal’s success so we’ve
launched this programme to deliver more value to the partner community.
We want to reward partners while giving them more resources and
incentives to grow their business on the back of the PayPal payments
platform.”
Lim said to qualify for the programme, solution providers must
integrate PayPal as a key component of their e-commerce or web solution
to deliver online payments functionality for their business customers
such as online retailers.
According to Lim, partner status, and the corresponding revenue-share
opportunity, is determined by the total volume of payments processed
via a partner’s PayPal-enabled solution by their respective customers,
and “the higher the volume of payment transactions processed using a
partner’s PayPal-enabled solution, the greater the amount of
revenue-share the partner stands to gain.”
Under PayPal’s new program, Lim says that to claim financial
incentives, partners must certify their PayPal-enabled solution, with
certified integration verifying that a partner’s e-commerce solution
has met PayPal’s “stringent integration criteria to ensure an optimal
customer experience, allowing partners to differentiate their products
in the marketplace.”
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