Bill payment provider Paymaster expects to grow its business by five per cent following its deal with CUNA Caribbean Insurance Jamaica Limited.
The move seeks to make payment easier for the estimated 100,000 CUNA Jamaica customers. There are currently under 50 locations where CUNA customers can pay. Come Monday, however, Paymaster locations will increase that number to nearly 200 along with online payment. CUNA never had online payment prior to the deal.
“We are looking at ways to make life a little easier to our customers,” Lana Forbes, vice-president of sales, product and branding, CUNA Jamaica, said in a Financial Gleaner interview immediately following the signing ceremony at the CWJ Building in Kingston on Thursday. “Without us having to spend the time and effort to build an online portal, we have done it by just joining forces with Paymaster,” Forbes said.
Paymaster provides payment services to over 100 companies. It was founded by Ambassador Audrey Marks and acquired by Digicel in 2015.
“It could be significant. In terms of success factor, it could be 5.0 per cent of our volume growth on our current business,” said Michael Fisher, general manager at Paymaster, at the signing ceremony. “It gives CUNA a branch network of nearly 200 for it to sell products,” he said.
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