Power Stores now fuelled by TimesofMoney's DirecPay for one-stop payments

MUMBAI: Power Stores is a cloud e-commerce solution that has been built in India, for India and deeply understands the needs, requirements, challenges and obstacles faced by Indian retailers.

It allows small entrepreneurs and businesses to set up a website, without the interference of IT, using an existing template or by creating a customized one. With additional services offered by Power Stores, like marketing and promoting the web store online, attracting the target audience for the merchant gets taken care of. It offers end-to-end solutions so that a retailer can focus on running his business instead of worrying about his website.

Power Stores is fueled by DirecPay, the one-stop payment gateway that accepts online payments. There are more than 100 payment channels across debit cards, credit cards and net banking to choose from. DirecPay allows the retailer to accept payments for his services/goods online, thereby assuring faster turnaround time and settlement, with adequate security and integrated risk management modules in place.

Cory York, Co-founder, Power Stores said "We are excited to partner with DirecPay as it is safe, secure and easy for the customer to use. DirecPay is a unique payment gateway service in the Indian e-commerce space. It offers merchants cost effective solutions, varied payment acceptance modes and secure technology. This association will open more gateways in future for both, Power Stores and DirecPay.”

Speaking on the occasion, Avijit Nanda, President TimesofMoney, states “Small and Medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are rapidly adopting the Internet and e-commerce. With the help of Power Stores, SMEs can have the capability to establish their presence online in no time and in a cost-effective manner, without worrying about website maintenance. With DirecPay and Power Stores on their side, they can rest assured their e-commerce life cycle is complete and they are able to service their customer better and faster.”