2C2P, a Southeast Asian payment technology provider, and Creative Web Studio, Myanmar-based online solutions provider, have joined hands to offer new, improved and more integrated payment solutions in the country.
Both companies believe that their integrated capabilities will provide improved transaction and payment infrastructure for online sales, especially in the Myanmar travel and tourism sector.
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By GlobalDataUnder the terms of the deal, Creative Web Studio will combine 2C2P’s online payment solutions into Myanmar merchants’ operations to offer secure, internationally-linked payment processing capabilities.
Merchants, leveraging the integrated 2C2P payment services, will be able to process online transactions more easily and quickly, opening up new business opportunities and facilitating greater ease of payments.
In addition, it will also enable tourists to transact on merchants’ websites using most of the international credit and debit cards, recognized and accepted by 2C2P’s payment gateway.
2C2P founder and group CEO Aung Kyaw Moe said: "Creative Web Studio is one of the leading online solutions providers in Myanmar. For example, they work with the vast majority of tourism sector businesses. With their expertise, relationships and technical capabilities, they are the perfect partner to integrate our payment solutions into merchants’ websites."
"This is an important step towards integrating Myanmar more extensively with the global economy. 2C2P will do its part to modernize the nation’s payments infrastructure."