Sampath Bank PLC has extended its strategic partnership with Paycorp International (Pvt) Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Bancstac (“Paycorp International”), to provide Sampath Bank customers with the capability to accept online payments from American Express, Diners Club and Discover Network Cardmembers through Paycorp International’s Internet Payment Gateway (IPG).
Sampath Bank customers can already accept Visa, Mastercard and UnionPay International online payments through the Sampath Payment Gateway. With this partnership, Sampath Bank becomes the first local bank in Sri Lanka to enable its customers to access online payment transactions across these six major issuer networks, the bank said in a media release.
“To start accepting online payments for American Express, Diners Club and Discover Network, Sampath Bank customers simply need to apply online for a merchant account with Paycorp International. All applications are independently approved by Paycorp International, and the feature is then automatically enabled for approved merchants. Thereafter, merchants can conveniently access all their online payment transactions across six major issuer networks from the Paycorp International IPG merchant portal. Paycorp International’s pioneering IPG is Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) Level 1 certified and offers 3D secure certified payment verification (3DS) for added security and protection to businesses and consumers against fraud across all major credit card schemes,” it said.
The strategic partnership between Sampath Bank and Paycorp International will significantly simplify online payment transactions for businesses and government agencies across the island, thereby giving a substantial boost to digital commerce in the country. This strategic partnership supports Sampath Bank’s continued efforts to accelerate the pace of acceptance, adoption and integration of innovative digital payment solutions in line with the Government and the Central Bank of Sri Lanka’s efforts to implement new technologies to strengthen the payments and settlements infrastructure, the release said.
Darshin Pathinayake, Head of Card Centre, Sampath Bank, said: “At Sampath Bank, we have always strived to leverage emerging technologies to deliver innovative solutions that transform Sri Lanka’s financial services landscape and add more value to the nation. Empowering businesses with the necessary finances and the right solutions through every stage of their growth journey remains one of our key areas of focus. We have continued to enable businesses to take their first steps into the world of digital commerce. We are excited to expand our partnership with Paycorp International to enhance our customers’ payment acceptance capabilities. Sampath Bank business and government customers can now seamlessly accept payments from six of the world’s major issuers, which will help drive sales and business growth. This is yet another innovative solution to have been developed through our longstanding partnership with Paycorp International. We invite businesses of all sizes to simplify the payments processes on their e-commerce portals.”
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