This new online payment method allows you to make purchases without manually entering your card details.
SANTO DOMINGO – With the goal of continuing to promote technological innovation in the financial system, Banco Santa Cruz announced the incorporation of the Click to Pay solution, becoming the first bank in Latin America and the Caribbean to receive certification to operate this online payment method, thanks to Thales solutions.
“The implementation of Click to Pay is part of our ongoing effort to adapt our services to new digital consumption habits. This online payment experience allows us to offer our customers a more direct online payment alternative, without additional processes or complex registrations,” said Rafael Jiminián, Executive Vice President of Personal Banking Business, Banco Santa Cruz.
Click to Pay allows online shoppers to pay securely from any device and is designed to simplify e-commerce and enhance the security of digital payments. Thanks to its advanced authentication technology, it enables online purchases without the need to manually enter card details, protecting user information and verifying their identity. This results in a faster and more secure online payment experience for both customers and merchants.
“Our partnership with Banco Santa Cruz illustrates our vision to revolutionize digital payments by ensuring a seamless cardholder onboarding process. This milestone not only enhances security but also delivers an unparalleled online shopping experience. We are excited to have empowered Banco Santa Cruz to accelerate its implementation, showcasing our global expertise,” commented François Chaffard, Director of Digital Payment Services at Thales.
Click to Pay will be available to the bank's customers and will be indicated by a specific icon on their cards, letting them know they are eligible to use it without prior registration. Authentication will be carried out through the bank's traditional channels.
"The adoption of this new online payment solution, designed to streamline and secure the purchasing process for online shoppers, is expected to have a positive impact on both the user experience and the efficiency of e-commerce," the Bank said in a press release.
