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eWAY
Company type	Private
Industry	Payment Gateway
Founded	Canberra, ACT, Australia (1998)
Headquarters	Canberra, ACT, Australia; Auckland, New Zealand; London, England, UK
Key people	Matt Bullock CEO
Website	www.eway.com.au

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eWAY is a global payment gateway company allowing businesses from Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom and Europe to process credit card and debit cards directly from their online store on their website.

History

Originally founded in Canberra Australia in 1998 by Matt Bullock with a single goal in mind "to make eCommerce as easy as possible".^[1]

eWAY continously expanded in Australia, integrating to all major Australian banks, a rarity in Australian payment gateways. With these connections eWAY was able to create strong partnerships with over 120 shopping cart software providers. With eCommerce growing in Australia eWAY was continuously growing as a company, doubling its business for 3 years in a row^[2].

In 2007 eWAY made a large expansion creating connections into the New Zealand banking network and the United Kingdom market^[3].

eCommerce Growth

eCommerce has seen major growth for the past few years even with economic woes throughout other markets^[4]. This coupled with eWAY's success, shows that more and more businesses are shifting to online stores as a requirement for improving sales growth. Having an online presence that allows customers to shop like they would in a physical store allows merchants to expand their business by reaching a larger market share, connecting with more customers.

Awards

Industry awards include:

eWAY Winners of:

CeBIT.AU Platinum Award for Excellence in Engineering Design 2009^[5]
Telstra ACT Business of the Year 2008 ^[6]
MYOB ACT Small Business of the Year 2008 ^[7]
CeBIT.AU Platinum Award for Excellence in Technology Services 2008
Canberra Business Point Sales Growth Award 2008 ^[8]
CeBIT.AU Platinum Award for Export Excellence 2007

eWAY Finalists in:

Telstra National Business of the Year 2008
Telstra MYOB Small Business Awards 2008
CeBIT.AU Business Advantage Award 2008
CeBIT.AU Emerging Innovation Award 2008
Dell Small Business Awards 2008

References

External links

Category:Payment Gateways Category:Payment Systems Category:Financial services in Australia Category:Financial services in United Kingdom Category:Financial services in New Zealand Category:Online Credit Card Transactions

[1] WAY Mission Statement

[2] Online payment gateway doubles business

[3] Online payment gateway doubles business

[4] Online sales enjoy strong growth despite economic woes

[5] CeBIT Australia 2009

[6] Telstra Business Awards

[7] MYOB Busines Award Winners

[8] Canberra Business Point

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