Payoneer Card, What is it good for? |
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Payoneer - Background
Payoneer was founded in 2005 and today is recognized as a leader in Internet transactions for businesses around the globe. The company enables millions of daily online payments between companies and their suppliers, contractors and even company staff located worldwide. Payoneer works directly with prepaid MasterCard® cards that give their customers a quick, safe and efficient means of online payment, without incurring the costs associated with traditional checks or bank transfers. The prepaid MasterCard® card enables customers to transfer payment anywhere in the world via the Internet or utilize the card at standard cash registers and at ATM machines.
Payoneer’s issuing bankis Choice Bank and First Covenant Bank and works closely with i2c inc.com. A private company, Payoneer 100 employees are located in the company’s main offices in the U.S. and at Payoneer’s development division in Israel. The company is supported by funds from Carmel Ventures, Greylock Partners, and Crossbar Capital.
Payoneer Attends Internet Event
In May of this year, Payoneer attended a global Internet seminar that welcomed industry leaders and decision makers from around the world. This high-profile gathering, entitled “Revenue Seminar, Connect with Internet Marketing Leaders” was hosted in Israel, May 16-17 and was attended by more than 1,000 market professionals. The two-day meeting enabled Payoneer to network with other leaders in the online arena, discuss trends in the industry and learn about the Internet industry’s plans to expand its offerings on a global scale.
Payoneer Paves the Way
Yuval Tal, Payoneer’s president, established the company as a result of his years of experience and expertise in online payment transactions, services and solutions. Yuval was responsible for founding the first successful Internet payment company. Yuval and partners established E4X, renamed FiftyOne, a first amongst web-based payment providers, valued at a half billion dollars.
