Xcellink International Inc. : Xcellink International Inc. Initiates Trading Under the Symbol OTCBB XCEL in Mobile Payments Indu
LAS VEGAS, NV--(Marketwire - August 11, 2009) - Xcellink International Inc. (
The Company was established to develop and commercialize intellectual property that has been developed over the last decade relating to automated data interchange between customers (buyers) and merchants (sellers) over local, wired or wireless electronic links.
Xcellink holds the rights to a patented payment process with multiple applications ranging from retail transactions to road tolling, utilities billing and beyond. Xcellink has the capability to be used in every transaction, big or small, as a low cost alternative to cash, potentially replacing all credit, debit, charge and smart cards, integrating warehousing, delivery, taxation and consumer protection.
Building from existing technologies such as mobile phones and wireless digital networks, and exploiting the techniques associated with secure messaging systems, Xcellink's unique process enables customers, rather than the merchant, to initiate, control and pay for all transactions, without the need for credit cards, in real-time anywhere, anytime, and at a fraction of the cost of current transactions.
It is generally accepted by researchers involved in analyzing the developments in mobile communications markets that advances in technology will drive a massive increase in mobile transaction values. According to a study by Informa Telecoms & Media, almost 300 billion transactions will be conducted in 2013 totaling US$860 billion, driven mainly by demand in emerging markets in Africa and Asia -- a 12-fold increase on what is seen today.
"The prospects for growth and the emergence of new opportunities in mobile financial services are encouraging more players to enter the market," said John Darnbrough, associate at Informa and author of the Mobile Payments and Banking report.
Xcellink Director, Michael Malbourne, commented, "Xcellink holds patents for key elements of what is expected to become the primary global process for managing the provision of goods, services and payments in the consumer-driven world."
Xcellink International Inc. is a fully reporting Corporation and is filing documents to meet stringent reporting requirements set out by the Securities and Exchange Commission, including the public disclosure of financial statements.
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About Xcellink
Xcellink International Inc. is a developer of advanced platform-independent customer-centric payment systems and methodologies. Xcellink's patented system has the technical ability to replace all credit, debit, charge and smart cards, providing all functions of order, warehousing, delivery and payment for all types of goods and services in a customer-centric manner that is more efficient, economical, and secure than systems operating today. Xcellink's unique process enables customers, rather than the merchant, to initiate, control and pay for all transactions, without the need for credit cards, in real-time anywhere, anytime, and at a fraction of the cost of current transactions.
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