MPA3 Adds New Payment Processor Feature

LOS ANGELES — MPA3.com has added a feature that the company said will help affiliate programs and their affiliates make more money by putting the payment processors to the test.

Inside of the MPA3 Admin panel, the owner/administrator of the software can now test the payment processors they have accounts with side by side with a few clicks of a button.

”And by testing the payment processors equally and side by side, the owner of MPA3 now has the ability to see which one of their processors makes them the most money,” the company said.

The company said affiliate programs have listened to its advice of spreading their risk by adding multiple payment processors in a cascade using MPA3. The new feature is another layer of the company’s  cascading billing, which was introduced several years ago.

 ”We all know that the payment processors have different performing ratios,” the company said. ”The time has come for the programs to see for themselves who performs the best for them.”

In addition, the company said this feature will also distribute the risk of one of the payment processors being down,  ensuring a potential sale being processed.

To get more information about this feature and MPA3 contact oy@mpa3.com or visit MPA3.com.

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