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IBM selects DataCash to provide the payment gateway for its Net.Commerce e-commerce service.

IBM today announced the launch of its Net.Commerce hosted e-commerce service. Net.Commerce v.3.0 is now available in two offerings. For business-to-business and business-to-consumer, IBM Net.Commerce START is the solution for companies investigating online opportunities. IBM Net.Commerce PRO is designed for those who want to maximise the benefits of their current electronic commerce strategies.

DataCash (http://www.datacash.com/) has been chosen to provide its multi-currency payment gateway solutions for Net.Commerce merchants in IBMs EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) trading zones. The DataCash solution for Net.Commerce merchants will be launched June 16th 1998.

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