According to H1 results, CYBERPLAT Has Secured
its Lead in Cash Payment Acceptance Sector
November 23, 2006 (Press Release) --
Andrey Gribov, General Director of CYBERPLAT.COM: “Our semiannual results have secured us even a greater breakaway from the nearest rivals by the total turnover, as well as fault tolerance and reliability; according to these characteristics, CyberPlat® has outperformed the nearest competing system by almost five times.”
CyberPlat®, the first Russian payment system, was created in 1997. The first online payments were executed on March 18, 1998 and August 12, 1998 for the benefit of the Garant-Park Company and a major mobile operator, VimpelCom, respectively.
For the first six months of 2006, the total turnover of the CyberPlat® payment system has reached 1 billion 19 million US dollars; that exceeds the turnover of the same period in 2005 by a factor of 2.54. Thus, the CyberPlat.Com Company has not only proved, but firmly established its status of Russia’s biggest payment system. Payments from mobile communication subscribers account for the biggest turnover share—97%; fixed-line communication services and the Internet comprise 2 % of the turnover, and less than 1% falls at the payments for satellite and cable television.
The financial development and business activity of the company have been acknowledged by the leading players of the telecommunications market, and it was conferred diplomas of the biggest mobile communication operators. At the current stage of development, CYBERPLAT (CyberPlat®) accepts over 16 % of proceeds of each of the “big three” mobile operators.
For the first six months of 2006, over 240 million transactions have been executed through the CyberPlat® payment system, and a threshold of 55 million transactions per month was surpassed; which is greater by a factor of 4.6 compared to the same period indicators of 2005. By the daily volumes of payments, CyberPlat® is presently the country’s biggest payment system, which, according to experts, outperforms the Central Bank of the Russian Federation in the number of transactions. It is noteworthy that payment processing in CyberPlat® is carried out online and takes no more than two seconds per one operation.
The overall number of the CyberPlat® system’s payment acceptance outlets increased 60% in the first half of 2006 and reached the total of over 24 000 by the beginning of July. Presently, by the number of payment acceptance points, CyberPlat® has outstripped the biggest Russian bank—the Savings Bank of Russia which possesses the most developed branch chain of more than 20 000 offices throughout the country.
Successful advancement of the FSUE Post of Russia and CyberPlat® joint project for cash payment acceptance in the vast Russian post office network should particularly be emphasized. In the passed six months, the number of regions of the Russian Federation where, nowadays, post offices accept payments has risen from 44 to 54.
The company’s operations are growing following the general trends in the development and expansion of the Russian telecommunications market.
CyberPlat®, the first Russian payment system, was created in 1997. The first online payments were executed on March 18, 1998 and August 12, 1998 for the benefit of the Garant-Park Company and a major mobile operator, VimpelCom, respectively.
For the first six months of 2006, the total turnover of the CyberPlat® payment system has reached 1 billion 19 million US dollars; that exceeds the turnover of the same period in 2005 by a factor of 2.54. Thus, the CyberPlat.Com Company has not only proved, but firmly established its status of Russia’s biggest payment system. Payments from mobile communication subscribers account for the biggest turnover share—97%; fixed-line communication services and the Internet comprise 2 % of the turnover, and less than 1% falls at the payments for satellite and cable television.
The financial development and business activity of the company have been acknowledged by the leading players of the telecommunications market, and it was conferred diplomas of the biggest mobile communication operators. At the current stage of development, CYBERPLAT (CyberPlat®) accepts over 16 % of proceeds of each of the “big three” mobile operators.
For the first six months of 2006, over 240 million transactions have been executed through the CyberPlat® payment system, and a threshold of 55 million transactions per month was surpassed; which is greater by a factor of 4.6 compared to the same period indicators of 2005. By the daily volumes of payments, CyberPlat® is presently the country’s biggest payment system, which, according to experts, outperforms the Central Bank of the Russian Federation in the number of transactions. It is noteworthy that payment processing in CyberPlat® is carried out online and takes no more than two seconds per one operation.
The overall number of the CyberPlat® system’s payment acceptance outlets increased 60% in the first half of 2006 and reached the total of over 24 000 by the beginning of July. Presently, by the number of payment acceptance points, CyberPlat® has outstripped the biggest Russian bank—the Savings Bank of Russia which possesses the most developed branch chain of more than 20 000 offices throughout the country.
Successful advancement of the FSUE Post of Russia and CyberPlat® joint project for cash payment acceptance in the vast Russian post office network should particularly be emphasized. In the passed six months, the number of regions of the Russian Federation where, nowadays, post offices accept payments has risen from 44 to 54.
The company’s operations are growing following the general trends in the development and expansion of the Russian telecommunications market.
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