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Bibit Global Payment Services was a Payment Service Provider offering various European payment methods, in addition to credit cards, such as payment methods based on online banking (example: iDEAL in The Netherlands). By using one technical connection to Bibit, merchants can accept most of these payment methods in various countries and currencies. Bibit was acquired by The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) in 2004, and is part of the same business unit as WorldPay (previously acquired by RBS). The company was rebranded RBS WorldPay in June 2009[1].
Its customers are mainly multinational, multichannel retailers. Bibit started as an e-commerce payment provider but has extended into MOTO (Mail Order/Telephone Order), unattended and point-of-sale payments.
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- ^ RBS WorldPay - Media Centre
