Bango, Microsoft Enable Carrier Billing via Windows 10

Bango expands collaboration with Microsoft to put carrier billed payments on Windows 10 devices.

January 5, 2016

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CAMBRIDGE, UK -- Bango (AIM:BGO), the mobile payments company, has expanded its agreement and integration with Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT) to deliver carrier-billed payments across Windows 10 devices. As a result, charging payments to the user’s phone bills will become available to Windows Store customers.

With more than 110 million devices running Windows 10, consumers are using the Windows Store to acquire a vast range of applications and entertainment content that can be used across devices. For the first time, customers running Windows 10 on a PC or tablet will now be able to buy digital content by charging the costs to their mobile phone bill.

Bango is working in collaboration with Microsoft and mobile operator partners globally to ensure maximum coverage for this payment method. Specific operator availability will be announced as they are launched starting in January. Operators will benefit from unique Bango Boost technology, which analyzes and benchmarks a wide range of KPIs that grow payments success rates from carrier billing, in some instances by over 70%.

Bango Inc.

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