EBay purchases VeriSign's payment processing business
VeriSign’s payment gateway software connects Web businesses with payment processors generally run by major banks. VeriSign also is the dominant supplier of software used to manage secure credit card transactions between consumers and Web sites.
PayPal said the payment gateway business would generate an incremental $100 million of revenue for it in 2006.
(Reuters)
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