ORCA PayMicro-Payment Solutions |
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Introducing ORCA Pay
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Easy Identification Your users can interact with ORCA via email address or mobile number. |
Stored Value System Users load money and are able to purchase an item without leaving your site. |
Branded Solution Your brand name maintains ownership of both virtual currency and payment data. |
ORCA Pay Offers More...
| ORCA Pay allows you to create an alternate payment option, completely white-labeled by your brand.
The first of its kind, it offers the popular features of major “closed” platforms like iTunes, Amazon, PayPal, Google Checkout and CCBill, plus customization! And More:
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The Full Story
ORCA Pay is an online payment processing service aimed at providing digital media companies with the functionality to accept online purchases using their own brands. Visitors to a specific website store their credit card, debit card, or bank account information in a payment account brand of the website itself, so that users can purchase digital books, music, avatars, or virtual gifts at the click of a button.
ORCA Pay differs from major competitors First Data, PayPal, PaymentOne, and others in that ORCA allows digital media companies to have better control of the “look & feel” of the transactions process. ORCA Pay allows developers to easily integrate payments into third party applications.
The ORCA Platform (Optimized Real-Time Currency Application) will manage all transactions, and points distribution. Payments are streamlined and simplified to improve conversions. We have built a full end to end transaction processing PLATFORM, not just a “wrapper” around a credit card or other form of payment. Ownership of the engine and our experience in and relationships with the banking community create differentiation in the following areas:
Security
Regulatory requirements, fraud detection, and exception handling are ignored by others to a perilous extent. As the industry matures these weaknesses will be exposed. Our founders have lived in this world and created a technology with product parameters that contain the threat (e.g., number of transactions per period allowed, upper value limit of each transaction, daily spending limit, need for transaction to emanate from a physical device (identifiable phone or browser), PIN/Password reqs, etc.

