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| PayAll, an online payment service that BC Card developed, enables users to pay conveniently at online shopping malls without using a public key or Active-X tool for e-transactions. |
By Chung Ah-young
PayAll, an online payment service developed by BC Card, is drawing a growing number of users for its simplicity and convenience as it doesn't require a public key or Active-X tool for e-transactions.
The program works with almost all web browsers, including Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer and other mobile devices without downloading additional programs.
The service has been evaluated as the equivalent to Amazon's OneClickPay and eBay's PayPal in terms of simplicity and convenience.
Customers can pay with just one click or one touch after the initial login process at online shopping malls after registering for the service.
A slew of shopping sites from home shopping malls to online shopping malls and Internet bookstores are adopting the service.
"We think PayAll offers the highest quality of service as users can pay only with one click or one touch with strong security," said Suh Joon-hee, CEO of BC Card.
"Protecting customers' information is our top priority. At the same time, we will make various efforts to provide the most convenient payment service as far as security can be guaranteed," he said.
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