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NatWest Markets makes FXmicropay available on SAP Commerce Cloud
- NatWest Markets* is announcing today its release of a SAP premium certified commercial plug-in for SAP Commerce Cloud (previously SAP® Hybris®) – a market-leading B2C and B2B ecommerce platform used by many of the world’s well-known brands.
- FXmicropay, a NatWest Markets service, is now available through the SAP® App Center to help online businesses capture foreign exchange margins on cross-border sales, generate new revenue, or lower prices for their customers.
- Access to FXmicropay on SAP Commerce Cloud means businesses can enable their own customers to pay in local currency for goods and services.
- Local currency pricing can be part of a unified omnichannel customer experience, helping to build consumer trust and increase checkout conversion.
- FXmicropay allows online retailers to participate in the growth hotspot of cross-border e-commerce (expected to triple in size between 2015 and 2020).1
- FXmicropay guarantees foreign exchange rates for extended periods of time in over 40 currencies, covering more than 90% of the world’s cross-border currency flows.
- Integration with FXmicropay has been designed to be simple and easy, so businesses can use their existing merchant acquirer or payment service provider.
- SAP Commerce Cloud customers can now download and test the FXmicropay plug-in in a matter of hours.
- The FXmicropay service is free for 6 months to SAP Commerce Cloud customers who sign up to it before the end of 2018.2
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