eGifter Adds Skrill as a Payment Option in its Marketplace
eGifter is happy to announce the addition of Skrill as a payment method in its consumer gift card Marketplace, providing another secure, convenient payment method for the company’s customers.
HUNTINGTON, N.Y. (PRWEB) March 28, 2018
eGifter has been an innovator in the gift card market since 2011, offering advanced gift personalization features, group gifting capabilities, and a variety of emerging payment options. With the integration of Skrill, eGifter opens its large digital gift card portfolio of more than 250 brands to millions of Skrill users.
eGifter continues to add payment options to give its members flexibility, whilst tapping into new communities of users. Today, consumers have many ways to pay, so having a consumer’s preferred payment option reduces friction and improves the customer’s experience.
“We are pleased to add Skrill to our growing list of payment methods, and think many of our existing members may discover it as a new payment option,” said Tyler Roye, eGifter Co-founder & CEO. “We are also excited to offer the Skrill community the ability to purchase digital gift cards for hundreds of brands that don’t yet accept Skrill directly.”
For more information on the on how eGifter provides a best-in-class gifting experience, or to see a full list of brands in the eGifter marketplace, visit http://www.eGifter.com.
About eGifter
eGifter, the eGifting Company™, revolutionizes gift giving with a social and mobile gifting platform designed to create a fun experience for consumers, while helping retailers and service providers grow their gifting businesses. Based in New York, eGifter was founded in 2011 by a group of proven tech entrepreneurs. To learn more about eGifter and their social, mobile and group gifting platform, visit the eGifter Corporate Site at corporate.eGifter.com or go to the eGifter consumer site at eGifter.com. You can also download eGifter’s Mobile app available for iOS and Android.
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