GCX evolves to become Continuum Commerce

01 September 2007

­GCX (Global Currency Exchange Limited) announced today that from henceforth it will be known as ‘Continuum Commerce Solutions Limited’, or more commonly as ‘Continuum’.

Continuum CEO Eamonn O’Shea commented: “This move is a result of GCX evolving its core business model to radically extend our product range; entering the wider global electronic payment processing market and building a network of channels-to-market”.

“It also comes on the back of our move in to new vertical market sectors - most notably online gaming and online retail.” He continued. “Having established an excellent reputation in the DCC sector over recent years, we are now evolving into a respected authority in the global payments sector, making credit card authorisation and processing more efficient and less costly, while also reducing risk and providing higher levels of service than has been the case in the industry to date.”

With the assistance of recent investment capital coupled with Research and Development funding from the European Union, the company is poised for exponential growth.

The company still retains its technology hub in Kerry Ireland, and is now expanding its global commercial reach with new operations in Australia, Singapore, and Thailand. The company has added new senior management posts and is set to recruit further over the next twelve months.
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