Mangopay has partnered with Ticombo, an international ticket marketplace, to streamline global ticket sales by managing the entire payment process. Be sure to check it out!
Mangopay, the provider of modular and flexible payment infrastructures for platforms, has announced its partnership with the international ticket marketplace Ticombo. The aim of the cooperation is to simplify the global purchase and sale of tickets.
Mangopay will handle the entire payment process at Ticombo, from deposit to withdrawal. Ticombo remains committed to providing its users worldwide with a fair, trustworthy and transparent purchasing experience. With Mangopay’s wallet-based payment infrastructure, the ticket marketplace is introducing a new service that allows users to store funds from ticket sales and easily use them to purchase additional tickets on the platform.
Berlin-based Ticombo offers event organizers, resellers and consumers worldwide the opportunity to sell or resell event tickets easily and securely. Ticombo is on a mission to fundamentally change the ticket purchasing experience for fans. The company creates a fair, user-friendly marketplace where event organizers, resellers and fans can trade tickets effortlessly. Sellers can register, verify their identity, set prices and promote their tickets to sell them successfully. With over a million Facebook followers, Ticombo has a strong presence and is one of the leading platforms in Europe.
Mangopay, founded in 2013, offers a modular payment infrastructure that supports various business models of the platform economy. The programmable e-wallet solution meets the needs of platform payments, from deposit to withdrawal. The offering also includes currency conversions and AI-powered fraud prevention technology.
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