Digatrade Financial Corp. and its subsidiary Securter Systems Inc., are adding impressive institutional and professional alliances to accelerate Digatrade/Securter’s fintech technology commercialization. Digatrade/Securter has signed its first agreement with an international payment service provider (PSP), to become an Affiliate Partner. This agreement is an important milestone in Digatrade/Securter commercialization because the new PSP partner processes tens of billions of dollars of transaction value annually. This high dollar volume is key to Digatrade/Securter’s business plan, which is based on sharing the fees that PSPs obtain from the merchants and cardholders. These fees are large across the world’s payments system, in aggregate, because of the enormous total dollar value of all global transactions processed in this manner. Digatrade/Securter technology enhances the security and convenience of all online credit card transactions with its patented technology, for all Digatrade/Securter’s participating PSPs and merchants. The initial phase of this first PSP relationship with Digatrade/Securter is to provide training regarding the on-boarding of merchants and to provide partner support to maximize profitability and processing efficiency, from within their payment gateway, using Digatrade/Securter technology in due course. The relationship thus represents “real world engagement” for Digatrade/Securter technology, on a commercial basis, for the first time. Digatrade will be announcing further professional and institutional relationships in coming weeks. They arise from Digatrade/Securter’s development of proprietary next generation credit card security and convenience enhancements. Superior functionality in cryptocurrency conversion for credit card transactions is also part of these plans. Worldwide proliferation of cryptocurrency options for consumers has not been matched by adequately secure, convenient and affordable protocols to interface with conventional credit cards. Digatrade/Securter will be increasing the usefulness to cardholders and merchants of this interface with technology drawn on the company’s existing and pending patent assets. This will benefit all payment industry participants and consumers, worldwide.