SilverPay Expands into the New Year

Better service and cheaper was the bottom line at SilverPay’s last board meeting as company Managing Director told associates. SilverPay is sending a clear message to its competition that it intends to maintain its low-price leadership. The company will continue to pursue aggressive marketing of payment card systems for taxi and private hire sector.

From SilverPay's perspective, the current environment of economic uncertainty and slower consumer spending is an opportunity to accelerate growth and reduce prices. SilverPay believes that it can gain market share and emerge in an even stronger competitive position when conditions improve.

"We can't back off on growth," SilverPay's MD Ken Hansen told fellow directors. "We are committed to offering the best service for our drivers and operators as accepting credit cards in taxis and private hire becomes essential in the industry."

"Others are slowing down this year, and we are doing just the opposite," Hansen said. "Our expansion plans include the move to new purpose built offices in Chalfont St Peter, one of Buckinghamshire's most up-market villages. The new offices will allow us space to recruit people to provide even better support for our drivers and operators".