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BPS Investor Presentation March 2016
- Published March 22, 2016 2:38PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
21st March 2016, ASX Announcement
BPS Technology Limited (ASX: BPS) provides technology and payment platforms centred on SME’s. It is a profitable business operates in eight countries, capitalising on a number of significant growth opportunities.
BPS operates three highly complementary and scalable businesses – Bartercard, bucqi and TESS.
Bartercard operates the world’s largest trade exchange. It allows SME’s to conduct $600m of additional business without the use of cash.
bucqi is a disruptive payment, loyalty & rewards platform that allows consumers to pay merchants via an app for goods and services without using a card or cash. Consumers earn and redeem reward points across a wide range of merchants.
TESS (Trade Exchange Software Services) develops software for trade exchanges. It is recognised and recommended as the preferred software by the global governing body of the industry.
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