DENVER – Payments processor First Data Corp. yesterday said it has acquired Deecal International, an Ireland-based provider of commercial electronic payments cards. Deecal offers a complete commercial card e-payment solution that can be fully integrated into existing procurement, payment and accounting infrastructure and workflows. The solution supports the full range of commercial cards, business, purchasing and corporate travel, and entertainment cards for both domestic and multinational organizations. It is offered using a hosted ASP service model that ensures rapid implementation and minimizes start-up costs. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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