UATP to Offer Pay in 4 With PayPal for Airfare Purchases Across its Airline Partners
Travelers receive the benefit of splitting their purchase into four equal payments with the same purchase protection expected with a PayPal purchase
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WASHINGTON, April 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ UATP announced today it is broadening its work with PayPal to include Pay in 4 as an option for airfare purchased via UATP Merchant Airlines. With Pay in 4 from PayPal, customers pay for their purchases in four interest-free payments and merchants get paid up front. The buy now, pay later (BNPL) product has become increasingly popular for travelers, said Ralph Kaiser, president and CEO, UATP. The PayPal-UATP relationship has 15 years of demonstrated success and we expect that to continue with Pay in 4.
Global Payment Network For Travel UATP Announces New Partnership With Nuvei
March 17, 2021 @ 8:50 am By Samantha Hurst
Universal Air Travel Plan (UATP), a U.S.-based global payment network for travel, announced on Wednesday it has joined forces with
Nuvei, a global payment technology provider based in Canada, to begin offering full payment service provider (PSP) services. UATP reported that the collaboration enables it to provide such products as payment gateway services, acquiring connectivity, local and alternative payment methods, transaction optimization, reconciliation, and other flexible and effective services to protect cash flow for UATP’s network of global airlines.
UATP is a global payment network owned and operated by the world’s airlines and accepted by thousands of merchants for air, rail, and travel agency payments. UATP connects airlines to Alternative Forms of Payment which can expand the reach and generate incremental sales globally. The company offers data
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