Simply Payments select Gala Technology as their CNP partner

By Joy Dumasia

Simply Payments, the payments specialist, has announced their partnership with Gala Technology to support their business growth by expanding their range into Card Not Present Payment channels. The Independent Sales Organisation, officially licensed by Mastercard and Visa International as a Member Service Provider, selected Gala Technology based on their suite of impressive Card Not Present solutions, including an acquirer agnostic e-commerce payment gateway, virtual terminal, merchant management system and of course, their flagship pay-by-link technology, SOTpay.

SOTpay enables cardholders to complete secure remote transactions while maintaining their sensitive card information on their device. Transactions are fully authenticated and PCI-DSS compliant, negating the merchant’s risk of fraud-related chargebacks and associated costs.

Gala Technology will also support Simply Payments and their merchants with a host of recurring and subscription options via either card payments or Direct Debit through Bacs and SEPA. Future proof their product offering with award-winning Open Banking/Account2Account solutions too.

Louis King, Founder and Operations Director at Simply Payments, commented: “As an organisation, we always try to align ourselves with the best in class, whether that be our acquiring partners or solution providers. Gala Technology very much fit that bill, offering innovative technologies at competitive prices. I feel this relationship will be very beneficial to our merchants and instrumental to our continued growth.”

Steven Jones, Commercial Director at Gala Technology, said: “We are delighted to be working with Louis at the team at Simply Payments, providing a whole host of payment options to their merchants. Working collectively will give merchants of all shapes and sizes access to great processing rates and solutions, enabling them to concentrate on growing their business, whilst Gala and Simply Payments facilitate secure and compliant payments.”