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Mercart Adds Zeus Credit Card Payment to Its E-Commerce Platform

Mercart Inc. and Zeus Inc. announced on November 10 that Zeus's credit card payment service is now available on Mercart, the cloud e-commerce site building platform. Mercart says businesses on the platform can add Zeus's card payment without additional development.

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Why it matters

Mercart is buying payment infrastructure rather than building it, and Zeus gets distribution into Mercart's mid-sized and large corporate base without either side running a separate integration project.

Mercart Adds Zeus Credit Card Payment to Its E-Commerce Platform

Key Facts

  • Zeus's credit card payment is now available on the Mercart cloud e-commerce platform.
  • Mercart says businesses can introduce Zeus's card payment without additional development.
  • Zeus reports a track record of over 20,000 sites nationwide.
  • Zeus was founded in 1994 and operates a 24/7/365 staffed customer support center.

Zeus reports a track record of over 20,000 sites nationwide. Mercart positions the partnership around security and stability for mid-sized and large e-commerce operators.

Zeus has operated payment processing since its founding in 1994 and runs a 24/7/365 staffed support center, according to the announcement. Mercart's pitch to mid-sized and large businesses rests on implementation speed and cost, and it says the Zeus connection requires no additional development on the merchant side.

The platform itself inherits know-how from ecbeing, which Mercart says has held the top share of the e-commerce site building market for 18 consecutive years. Mercart lists 240 free updates per year and a 97% support satisfaction rate among its selling points. The partnership covers credit card payment only.

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