The company didn’t identify a reason for the delay. A Global Payments spokesperson said Wednesday the beta version of the platform launched this quarter, and the full commercial release of the platform will occur in the first quarter of next year. The spokesperson said that was the plan all along.
During a Goldman Sachs conference appearance in September, Bready said the new platform will “enhance the feature functionality and capabilities that we can bring to market” in the U.S., and position that segment of the business for further growth.
