Globe-trotting Allied Wallet CEO Andy Khawaja took time out of his busy schedule to talk to PaymentEye at his London headquarters about his rapdily expanding global business. The Allied Wallet platform serves over 52 million ewallet users…

Los Angeles, CA: Allied Wallet, global payment processing and merchant services company, has been seeing steady press recognition for their technological advancements, state-of-the-art security, and multi-currency payment gateway. More recently, they were featured on paymenteye.com in an interview with Founder/CEO Andy Khawaja.

Mr. Khawaja briefly details the roots of his business and how his vision has come to life in this two-part series. Andy first offers a glimpse at his personality. He has always found joy in hearing about the businesses of other entrepreneurs and thrives on finding ways for them to increase their profitability.

Khawaja created Allied Wallet to give merchants the opportunity to sell their products to the world and offers them peace of mind through the process. He created a global payment services company that specializes in 164 currencies from all over the world.

Andy stresses the idea that there are no existing competitors because what Allied Wallet offers is nothing like anyone has seen before.

“What we do is very unique. We have state of the art technology. Everything we build is in house. Our gateway is state of the art. It’s multi-lingual. It’s multi-currency. The quality of the service we provide is outstanding.”

Part one of the interview stresses why Allied Wallet is an important player in the payment gateway and merchant services industry.

“The internet is global. In order for you to stay in the game, you must team up with a global processor who can provide multi-currency processing, multi-currency settlement, [and who is able to] accommodate you in terms of your business structure,” says Khawaja.

He adds, “It’s very important to make sure that your customers are happy. [We help you] grow your business by making your customers happy.”

Part two will be released by paymenteye.com later this month.

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About Allied Wallet:
Allied Wallet continues to revolutionize the e-commerce industry by introducing new and innovative payment processing solutions for online merchants, enabling them to send and receive international payments. With PCI compliant merchant services for nearly any business size, Allied Wallet provides a state-of-the-art payment gateway to optimize online transactions for any company. Allied Wallet continually develops software to integrate with every e-commerce solution in the world.

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Los Angeles, CA: Global leader in online credit card processing, Allied Wallet, has declared over 52 million users for their virtual eWallet, multi-currency merchant services, payment processing, and payment gateway services.

Allied Wallet offers this user base to merchants as a value add opportunity. “52 million consumers already use Allied Wallet’s services, and when they see our logo, they feel more comfortable making purchases.” 

Allied Wallet is a payment processing company that ensures safety and fraud protection. This could be the reason why 52 million global consumers and merchants around the world are moving to Allied Wallet. 

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