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February 10th, 2010

Mobile First Offers New Mobile Payment Solution

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The world leader in mobile-billing solutions Mobile First, Inc. has just announced the launch of Mobile First Mobile Payment method for all developers and providers of social-networking sites, virtual currency platforms and other online games. According to the company, the fresh solution is accessible in 40 markets globally, and could further prove a great option for users when it comes to making payment for their services. The new Mobile Payment solution is the last addition to the company’s suite of premium SMS solutions, providing merchants the option to accept payments from anyone through SMS text-messaging services.

Kevin Spector, CEO of Mobile First, said.

The global surge in popularity of social network applications, online games and other digital consumption has been met by a growing willingness by users to pay to play,” Mobile First is focused on making the payment process simple, secure and reliable for both merchants and consumers. At no cost, Mobile First handles every part of the payment process short of putting our logo on a merchant’s site, breaking down all the barriers to turning on a global mobile payment system.

Mobile First Mobile Payment features:

  • Simple implementation and flexible integration;
  • Full-service customer support;
  • Localized language translation;
  • Secure transaction processing;
  • Real-time reporting;
  • The highest payout rates in the industry;
  • Ever-expanding country support with new markets added every month

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