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High Five! PCI Pal celebrates shortlisting in five payment industry award categories
Global cloud provider of secure payment solutions, PCI Pal®, has been announced as a finalist in five categories across two payment industry award programmes.
In the* Payment Awards 2021*, PCI Pal is shortlisted for the Payments Compliance Technology of the Year and Payment Technology Provider of the Year categories, while the judges of the Credit & Collection Technologies Awards have confirmed PCI Pal as a finalist in the Compliance & Regulatory Technology solution, Contact Centre solution, and Payment solution categories.
Now in its ninth year, the Payments Awards celebrate companies that have demonstrated excellence in the payments space, while the Credit & Collections Technology Awards recognise innovation in the UK credit and collections industry.
Jane Goodayle, SVP of Global Marketing at PCI Pal said, “To be shortlisted in no less than five categories at these prestigious industry award programmes is exceptional. The entries focused on how we have been successfully supporting both existing and new clients in enabling PCI DSS compliance throughout the pandemic; ensuring remote workers are able to securely handle customer payments having transitioned to home-based working.
“The entire team at PCI Pal is very proud of the recognition in both award programmes, and we now look forward to finding out who is crowned the winners at the two ceremonies later this year.”
Winners of the Payment Awards 2021 will be announced at an awards ceremony on 11th November 2021 at the London Marriott Hotel in Grosvenor Square. The winners of the Credit & Collection Technologies Awards will be revealed on 4 November at an event in the Midland Hotel in Manchester.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by PCI Pal .
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