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Apr 14, 2017

DataOceans Partners Listed in NASDAQ FINTECH INDEX

As reported in a July 2016 press release on Business Wire, several DataOceans payment processors and clients have been included in a new NASDAQ index fund.

ATLANTA, GA – April 14, 2017

As reported in a July 18, 2016 press release on Business Wire, several DataOceans payment processors and clients have been included in a recently formed Nasdaq index fund. The new fund, ticker symbol KFTX, includes 49 fintech companies with a combined market cap of over $785 Billion. The listed companies in the index are found here.

DataOceans is proud to work with several of the largest payment processors in the world. We focus on providing flexible customer payment services, through the merchant of our clients’ choosing, delivering payment experiences that delight the customer in their simplicity. The link to the full story can be found here.

About DataOceans

DataOceans offers customer communications management solutions that help companies across multiple industries improve existing customer communications, including billing and invoicing for print, portal, tablet and phone deliveries.  These newly transformed customer communications can be implemented in 90-120 days without significant involvement of client IT resources and offer interactive experiences, personalization, and highly-targeted ads with a focus on increasing revenue and decreasing costs.

Visit www.DataOceans.com for more information about the company and its platform.

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