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Posted on June 16, 2011
On July 1, 2011, Peter Vesco will replace Charles Fränkl as ClickandBuy’s new CEO. Mr. Vesco’s last role was as President and Managing Director for Northern Europe at Hypercom Corp. and he is seen in the industry as a renowned expert and manager with many years’ experience in the payment market. His previous roles have included CEO of GSA (Germany-Switzerland-Austria) and Italian operations at FirstData and COO of GSA and Italian operations at Atos Worldline. Charles Fränkl, who has headed ClickandBuy since January 2009, will be leaving the company on June 30, 2011 at his own request. Furthermore, on July 1, 2011, Frank Stoffer will assume the position of CFO and Managing Director of ClickandBuy Holding GmbH in addition to his current management activities at CBS GmbH. He will be replacing Frank Brinker. Frank Stoffer brings with him many years of experience in the finance area of Deutsche Telekom and since the takeover of ClickandBuy as a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Deutsche Telekom AG Group, he has already made a significant contribution to consolidating the financial structures. Dr. Martin Enderle, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of ClickandBuy Holding GmbH and the Head of Internet Business at Deutsche Telekom AG, comments: “With Peter Vesco, I am pleased to have gained a top manager as ClickandBuy CEO. Since we are interested in further developing our payment activities, his sound payment expertise has made him an ideal candidate for us. I would like to cordially thank Charles Fränkl and Frank Brinker for their great commitment. Both will continue to provide support in the payment area at Deutsche Telekom AG." About ClickandBuy ClickandBuy is one of the leading payment systems on the Internet. Certified by McAfee and tested by Germany’s Technical Inspection and Testing Association (TÜV), this online payment system is currently used for Internet purchases by over 13 million people. Over 16,000 online traders use ClickandBuy’s e-payment system for their e-commerce, online entertainment, and paid content & services billing, including T-Online Musicload, Gamesload, Softwareload, Videoload, Scout24 Group, Apple iTunes, Napster, Medion, AOL, Web.de, Saturn, Meetic, Parship, Neu.de, Electronic Arts (EA), McAfee, Panda, Orange, bonprix, Redcoon, notebooksbilliger.de, buch.de, Foto.com, RTL, Stiftung Warentest, DER SPIEGEL, Spiegel ONLINE, Bild, Die Welt, Playboy.de, ftd.de, faz.net, Deutsche Börse Group, KPMG, ADAC, etc. Founded in 1999, the online payment system is operated by ClickandBuy International Ltd. in London. Since April 1, 2010, ClickandBuy has been a wholly-owned subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom AG. As an e-money institution licensed by the UK’s Financial Services Authority (FSA), ClickandBuy is a full-service system (complete payment system) that offers 50 national and international methods of payment in 120 currencies. ClickandBuy – media contacts ClickandBuy International Limited Lincoln House 137 / 143 Hammersmith Road London W14 0QL E-mail: pr@clickandbuy.com Internet: www.clickandbuy.com
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Posted on August 27, 2010
Thanks to McAfee: No online payment system is safer than ClickandBuy McAfee, one of the world's leading providers of IT security solutions, verifies the security of ClickandBuy, one of the leading online payment systems, on a daily basis by conducting thousands of security checks around the clock. Security means trust, which is particularly significant for online payment systems. Security has been at the forefront of ClickandBuy's activities for ten years. This is why more than thirteen million customers entrust ClickandBuy with their personal information and payment processes today. ClickandBuy, the complete payment system, is verified on a regular basis: Online shoppers are able to pay securely with ClickandBuy. When it comes to security ClickandBuy always assumes a prominent position, a fact that is also confirmed in Computerbild 2/2010. Convenient shopping methods and a good, secure feeling when making an online payment are standard requirements of online shoppers today. Immaterial whether it's buying a washing machine, notebook or MP3 player, whether it's purchasing test reports from Stiftung Warentest or iTunes apps from Bild and Spiegel, whether it's software and games from Softwareload or Gamesload, whether it's music from Musicload, iTunes or Napster, whether it's books and CDs from Buch.de or flowers from Euroflorist - everything can be paid for securely with ClickandBuy. Security is crucial for a payment service. And the security partnership with McAfee is a mainstay of ClickandBuy's security concept. About ClickandBuy ClickandBuy is one of the leading payment services in the internet. Certified by McAfee and tested by Germany’s Technical Inspection and Testing Association (TÜV), this online payment system is used for internet purchases by over 13 million people. Having doubled its turnover generated by traders and end customers to €922 million (TTV) in 2008, the ClickandBuy Group first crossed the billion euro threshold in 2009. Over 16.000 online traders use ClickandBuy’s e?payment system for their e?commerce, retail, online entertainment, and paid content & services billing, including Deutsche Telekom, Scout24 Group, Apple iTunes, Napster, Orange, msn, AOL, Meetic, Parship, Electronic Arts (EA), Codemasters, McAfee, Panda, RTL, Playboy, Financial Times Deutschland, Foto.com, Deutsche Boerse Group, KPMG, Yamaha, Digital River, Redcoon, bonprix (Otto Group). Founded in 1999, ClickandBuy represents over 10 years of experience and expertise in the e-payment market. The online payment system is operated by ClickandBuy International Ltd. in London. Since the merger on 1 April 2010 the ClickandBuy Group has been a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Deutsche Telekom AG. As an e-money institution licensed by the UK’s Financial Services Authority (FSA), ClickandBuy’s complete service includes 120 currencies and offers 50 national and international modes of payment throughout 31 countries. ClickandBuy – Media Contacts ClickandBuy International Limited Lincoln House 137 / 143 Hammersmith Road London W14 0QL E-mail: pr@clickandbuy.com Internet: www.clickandbuy.com
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Posted on August 26, 2010
"How can I increase my conversion rate?" This is the most pressing challenge most online merchants are permanently facing. They have to work hard in order to reduce their shopping cart abandonment rates, especially by constantly tweaking and streamlining their payment processes. For those merchants who do business on Facebook or plan to do so there is now a new streamlining approach available: the 'Buxter Wallet', a Facebook application created by the well-known internet payment service ClickandBuy. Not only does this solution enable any Facebook app to offer a checkout fastlane through a highly streamlined "2-Click-Buy" option, but also does it minimize the bounce rate of the payment process. How does this work? We all know the regular payment process: clicking a 'Buy Now' button, being redirected to an external payment processor like PayPal, entering payment information and finally returning to the merchant website. Don`t leave Facebook! While this procedure is suffered on but widely accepted by users of standard websites and online shops, this is not true within the Facebook community. Facebook users do NOT want to leave the Facebook ecosystem when paying for an item or virtual good, e.g. in a Facebook game app or on a Facebook shop page. They want to remain within their trusted Facebook environment. Also the purchase has to be fast, since mostly it is aiding what the user does in Facebook in exactly this moment, e.g. buing a stronger weapon in a fight or buying an instant virtual present. Pay inside of Facebook With Buxter any Facebook merchant can easily meet exactly users' wishes. When paying with Buxter the customer stays in Facebook, confirming the payment via a standard Facebook confirmation dialog box via a single click and an optional password. This streamlined payment process – branded by the Buxter Team as 'In-Facebook payment' – totally eliminates the media disruptions of the classic payment process, ultimately increasing conversion rates for the merchant. Buxter is the solution "With Buxter we offer a great In-Facebook payment solution for any merchant who is selling on Facebook or plans to do so. If the merchant is interested in increased conversions and lower fees than Facebook Credits we are definitely the one to check out", says Christian von Hammel-Bonten, SVP and Head of Product Management at ClickandBuy. Download the Whitepaper Today the Buxter team has released the Buxter Whitepaper, subtitled "How To Increase Your Facebook App ROI With Buxter". This whitepaper offers valuable insight into the business challenges for Facebook apps and how they can be mastered by using the Buxter solution. The Buxter whitepaper free of charge at: http://www.buxter.com/whitepaper More about Buxter on YouTube: “How to pay safely online” at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTxh5aCbvws&feature=related About ClickandBuy ClickandBuy is one of the leading payment services in the internet. Certified by McAfee and tested by Germany’s Technical Inspection and Testing Association (TÜV), this online payment system is used for internet purchases by over 13 million people. Having doubled its turnover generated by traders and end customers to €922 million (TTV) in 2008, the ClickandBuy Group first crossed the billion euro threshold in 2009. Over 16.000 online traders use ClickandBuy’s e?payment system for their e?commerce, retail, online entertainment, and paid content & services billing, including Deutsche Telekom, Scout24 Group, Apple iTunes, Napster, Orange, msn, AOL, Meetic, Parship, Electronic Arts (EA), Codemasters, McAfee, Panda, RTL, Playboy, Financial Times Deutschland, Foto.com, Deutsche Boerse Group, KPMG, Yamaha, Digital River, Redcoon, bonprix (Otto Group). Founded in 1999, ClickandBuy represents over 10 years of experience and expertise in the e-payment market. The online payment system is operated by ClickandBuy International Ltd. in London. Since the merger on 1 April 2010 the ClickandBuy Group has been a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Deutsche Telekom AG. As an e-money institution licensed by the UK’s Financial Services Authority (FSA), ClickandBuy’s complete service includes 120 currencies and offers 50 national and international modes of payment throughout 31 countries. ClickandBuy – Media Contacts ClickandBuy International Limited Lincoln House 137 / 143 Hammersmith Road London W14 0QL E-mail: pr@clickandbuy.com Internet: www.clickandbuy.com
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Posted on July 7, 2010
ClickandBuy, one of the leading Internet payment services, has appointed Oliver Kinne as executive director of ClickandBuy International Ltd. effective immediately. The 43-year-old manager will be responsible for expanding international market share. Group CEO Charles Fränkl considers the corporate group as being optimally positioned for further expansion through the appointment of ClickandBuy’s new managing directors. “With Oliver Kinne, we are happy that we were able to acquire an internationally experienced sales manager and an executive manager with long-term ICT expertise for expanding ClickandBuy’s business with the main focus on international sales”. Oliver Kinne previously led carrier business in Southeast Asia and the Pacific and Global Sales Vodafone at Nokia. About ClickandBuy ClickandBuy is one of the leading payment services in the internet. Certified by McAfee and tested by Germany’s Technical Inspection and Testing Association (TÜV), this online payment system is used for internet purchases by over 13 million people. Having doubled its turnover generated by traders and end customers to €922 million (TTV) in 2008, the ClickandBuy Group first crossed the billion euro threshold in 2009. Over 16.000 online traders use ClickandBuy’s e?payment system for their e?commerce, retail, online entertainment, and paid content & services billing, including Deutsche Telekom, Scout24 Group, Apple iTunes, Napster, Orange, msn, AOL, Meetic, Parship, Electronic Arts (EA), Codemasters, McAfee, Panda, RTL, Playboy, Financial Times Deutschland, Foto.com, Deutsche Boerse Group, KPMG, Yamaha, Digital River, Redcoon, bonprix (Otto Group). Founded in 1999, ClickandBuy represents over 10 years of experience and expertise in the e-payment market. The online payment system is operated by ClickandBuy International Ltd. in London. Since the merger on 1 April 2010 the ClickandBuy Group has been a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Deutsche Telekom AG. As an e-money institution licensed by the UK’s Financial Services Authority (FSA), ClickandBuy’s complete service includes 120 currencies and offers 50 national and international modes of payment throughout 31 countries. ClickandBuy – Media Contacts ClickandBuy International Limited Lincoln House 137 / 143 Hammersmith Road London W14 0QL E-mail: pr@clickandbuy.com Internet: www.clickandbuy.com
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Posted on June 28, 2010
Platogo believes Buxter could open up $835m market
FACEBOOK GAMES DEVELOPERS RECEIVE BOOST FROM NEW PAYMENT APP
Buxter, the peer-to-peer payment application for Facebook users, could also hold the key to helping developers generate revenues from previously free-to-play social network games.
Facebook game developer Platogo has today announced that it has begun using Buxter as a way for its players to purchase virtual currency in its games. This is the first commercial use of the Buxter application.
There has long been discussion about how developers of games and applications for social networking sites such as Facebook could start to ‘monetise’ their creations. Platogo believes that the Buxter app is the answer.
“Research from the Inside Virtual Goods Report shows that the market for games and gifts within social networks will be worth $835m by the end of this year. For any business operating within Facebook this is a potentially huge market. The problem until now has been how to make it easy for users to make payments - to buy virtual goods within games, for example. Buxter has solved that problem in a stroke,” said Jakob Sommerhuber, CEO, Platogo.
Buxter, launched earlier in 2010 by payments company ClickandBuy, is the first application on Facebook that allows users to send and request real currency. Buxter users can send or receive amounts of up to EURO 50, for example to contribute towards a friend’s birthday present, or to re-pay a share of a restaurant bill.
“This is a fascinating piece of innovation by Platogo. They were quick to spot that Buxter is just as suited for use by businesses within Facebook that use micro-payments as it is for Facebook users,” commented Charles Fraenkl, CEO, ClickandBuy. “Platogo’s imagination looks set to have opened up a way for thousands of Facebook businesses to begin generating revenues from apps that were previously free to use.”
For more information about Buxter visit www.buxter.com.
For more information about Platogo visit www.platogo.com.
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Posted on April 26, 2010
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Posted on March 24, 2010
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Posted on March 2, 2010
As of today, the estimated 400 million users of the social network Facebook will be able to use “Buxter“. Developed by e-payment entrepreneur ClickandBuy it is the only platform within a social media network that handles real instead of virtual currencies. With just a few clicks of the mouse, users can register and load their own “Buxter” E-wallet in Euro or US dollars (with a limit of € 50,- for now). The application could prove to be equally helpful for friends and family. Facebook users are able to transfer, receive and request money from other Facebook users via "Buxter" free of charge. And for a small fee of 1.9% (min. 2 EUR or 3 USD) they can withdraw their money from their ClickandBuy account. The application will initially be available in Euros and US Dollars and can be found here: http://apps.facebook.com/mybuxter However, the biggest advancement appears to be Facebook’s transition from a successful social network to an e-commerce-marketplace, that is not contained in a closed system. “Buxter” is designed to encourage third party developers by giving them access to the “Buxter”-Facebook-API. This way, third party developers are able to create individual business solutions within Facebook and then receive payments through “Buxter”. What services come to mind? From movie tickets to lunch box – you name it. But more importantly, it’s the implementation of an app that serves the community spirit of Facebook. Users may want to integrate this app into their own profile and from then on they can collect money from other users. Either, for an upcoming birthday party, or, even better, raise money for charity. Christian von Hammel-Bonten, Senior VP, Head of Product Management, ClickandBuy says: “From now on, Facebook users can not only share their status and pictures, they can also share real money in a way that is fast, easy and secure.” Charles Fraenkl, CEO, ClickandBuy says: “’Buxter’ is the application that will see Facebook members use the platform not just as a way to stay in touch but also as a fast, easy and secure way to exchange money or buy and sell products and services.”
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Posted on March 1, 2010
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Posted on February 19, 2010