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Navotar Adds PayPal Option
By adding PayPal, car rental businesses can cater to a larger clientele around the globe through international transactions.
September 25, 2019
PayPal is a widely used electronic payment system which allows customers to make online payments with ease.
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Navotar now supports PayPal, allowing car rental companies using Navotars’ car rental software and online reservation Plugin to receive and handle online transactions.
PayPal is a widely used electronic payment system which allows customers to make online payments with ease. With Navotars’ car rental software handling all transactions made via PayPal, Navotar customers can get an in depth report of payments. The online reservation plugin allows clients to make advanced bookings and payments to rental services using Navotar’s software and is connected to the car rental software in real time.
By adding PayPal, car rental businesses can cater to a larger clientele around the globe through international transactions.
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