Tarsin Mobile Inc. Announces New Mobile Payable Solution
Tommy Stephenson, CEO of TARSIN MOBILE INC., (OTC "TMIX") is pleased to announce that the Company's wholly owned subsidiary "Circle Plus Mobile Payable," mobile engineered by Tarsin Mobile Inc., and with the support of Circle Plus Payments, Inc., team will deliver a unique global payment solution on mobile devices.
Nitish Kannan, CEO and Founder of Circle Plus Payable says:
"It is exciting to be the first public entity of the new generation of mobile payment solutions. The Payable App is live in 22 countries. We are the first integrated mobile application to accept debit cards, credit cards, bitcoin, as well as Apple Pay and Android pay for point of sale and via invoicing."
Kannan identified that accepting credit cards and bitcoins in a simple and inexpensive manner is one of the biggest problems that faces millions of individuals and merchants in global business. The solution to this problem is a system that allows acceptance of such payments from anyone in the world seamlessly through a simple mobile device.
Payable is the first app where any merchant with a smartphone can provide complete financial transactions with options for POS (Point of sale), remote sale using invoice option, QR (Quick Response) code, and Apple Pay without any external hardware. On top of that, anyone can accept bitcoin in his or her local currency without any conversion loss or having to hold bitcoin. John Osborne, one of the leading professionals in mobile infrastructure, payment processing and publishing, commented:
"The union of Circle Plus's payment solutions in mobile payments with our Company's leadership in building regulatory compliant, secure, end to end and agnostic mobile publishing platforms has created an offering for retailers that will transform the mobile payment industry. The ability to support mobile secure merchant processing with no additional hardware will be key to the rapid adoption of Circle Plus as the leading global payment partner."
Additionally, in order for most merchants to accept credit cards or bitcoin today, they are required to enter into lengthy merchant accounts and purchase expensive "EMV" (Europay, Mastercard and Visa) terminals in order to comply with chip and pin regulations. This often requires that the merchants sign into lengthy and expensive long-term contracts. In contrast, Payable gives merchants a solution without any secondary expenses or contracts.
Circle Plus Payable, mobile engineered by Tarsin Mobile, has an instant sign up that allows any individual or merchant with a bank account to start accepting payments immediately upon download and registration. Activation is as simple as sending an invoice and getting paid from a customer or scanning a credit or debit card to accept payment.
With the new generation Payable App, merchants no longer have to purchase new external readers or hardware to accept payments or send invoices. There are an estimated 1.24 billion payment cards and 15.4 million POS terminals currently in use, most of them in other countries. Merchants around the world must support transactions using the new EMV-compliant credit and debit cards with smart chips embedded. However, unlike competitors like Square and others, users of the Payable app are not required to purchase expensive EMV terminals to comply with the EMV mandate that went into effect earlier this month.
The Payable App is based on the Stripe Connect platform, and is supported by the focus on security and regulatory compliance of Tarsin Mobile that features Geo Fencing, Geo Verification, Geo Security and Geo Locating.
According to Tommy Stephenson, founder of Heated Details and CEO of Tarsin Mobile:
"Tarsin Mobile's commitment to always be innovating in the mobile space has never been stronger, and by adding Circle Plus Mobile Payable to our suite of products rapidly enhances our capabilities of delivering safe and dependable lifestyle products to the market. This is a major step in our 2016 roadmap of building an entirely new breed of mobile solutions for consumers and businesses."
You can find the links to download the Payable app (both android and iOS version) at http://CirclePlusPayments.com/
Or you can also download this unique debit and credit card processing and online payment app on Google Play at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=payableStripeConnect.CirclePlus&hl=en
Or the iOS version on iTunes at http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/payable-pay/id992043619?ls=1&mt=8
About Circle Plus Mobile Payable
Circle Plus Mobile Payable, engineered by Tarsin Mobile (TMIX) and supported by Circle Plus Payments, is available in the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, and many other countries. Apps are PCI (Payment Card Industry) standard compliant, extremely secure and developed by payment industry experts with several patents pending. Our growing client base is from all over the world. Daily transaction amounts for cards and bitcoins are not limited. App features include mass campaign features for donations, multiple employee sign-up under a single account, Apple Pay option, Wallet Payable option, shopping cart features and Quick books integration with no external hardware.
Circle Plus Payments Inc. has been featured on Wired Magazine, Retail Dive, Business Insider and Fox News.
Features and Facts
The Tarsin Mobile suite of Licenses and Right To Use agreements in mobile publishing offers a unique suite of fully featured and proven mobile solutions which are critical to the nature of secure transactions on mobile. Not the least of which are identity confirmation, geo-fencing, geo verification and geo-location by state or region, a suite of consumer billing options including Point of Sale "POS", and a high level of personal and corporate security including device authentication prior to each m-commerce transaction. Supporting professional services, design services and project management services enable full systems integration with back-end infrastructure, web front ends and bricks-and-mortar operations.
The platform supports marketing program integration and execution, ensuring high levels of distribution for operators, and ease of adoption for consumers. Its inbuilt scalability and resilience supports propositions launched on both national and international footprints. In 2013 mobile devices were reported to have surpassed the sale of computers for the first time in the history of computer-based devices.
Tarsin Mobile, via its suite of licenses and Right to Use agreements in mobile ensures that hardware is supported upon production release and maximizes the addressable mobile market in real time. The Company supports over 1500 handsets, smartphones and tablets from 49 manufacturers. It is interoperable with 796 carriers and mobile operators worldwide including 51 in North America, and designs and publishes seamlessly across multiple variants of operating systems based on Apple, Android, Windows, Rim, Nokia, Java and BREW. Tarsin Mobile services and operate in 32 languages plus a further 5 regional variants, publishing over 3 million mobile applications to consumers.
SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT
This press release may contain certain forward-looking statements within the meaning of Sections 27A & 21E of the amended Securities and Exchange Acts of 1933-34, which are intended to be covered by the safe harbors created thereby. Although the company believes that the assumptions underlying the forward-looking statements contained herein are reasonable, there can be no assurance that these statements included in this press release will prove accurate.
Tarsin Mobile Inc.
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