CyberCash Merchants Tops 7,000 | Internet News

CyberCash Merchants Tops 7,000

Written By
Paul Nicholls
Paul Nicholls
Aug 28, 1998
1 minute read

CyberCash Inc. said the
number of Internet merchants using the company’s software and services exceeded 7,000 for the first time.


Recent new customers include K-Mart, Fox Sports Online and Apple Computer.


“At the end of 1996, CyberCash had about 280 merchants,” said Jim Condon,
CyberCash’s chief financial officer. “Today, we’re adding more than that every
two weeks. The growth in merchants is naturally having a tremendous impact on
our transactions, which are nearly one million per week, up more than 150%
since Jan. 1. That follows a 180% increase in merchants since Jan. 1.”


Bill Melton, president and CEO of CyberCash, said that the
company’s recently announced Cash Register 3 Service, which is made to provide an
advanced secure payment transaction service, is being adopted by approximately
700 new merchants per month.


Last week, CyberCash unveiled its Agile Wallet service featuring InstaBuy, a
one-click shopping service designed to allow consumers to purchase goods and
services securely from a potentially unlimited number of merchants.


Related Links


CyberCash Posts Second Quarter Loss


CyberCash Launches “Single Click” E-Commerce Solution


CyberCash Launches CashRegister 3 Service

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