TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - Apr 23, 2014) - EFT Canada Inc. (TSX VENTURE:EFT), the Toronto based electronic transaction processing provider, announced their ranking of #272 on the Branham300 listing of the top Canadian technology companies.

For 21 years, the Branham300 has highlighted the top Canadian and Multinational ICT companies operating in Canada, as ranked by revenues. It illustrates the depth and breadth of innovative technologies developed in Canada and is widely considered to be a leading source of intelligence on Canada's ICT industry.

Jonathan Pasternak, president and CEO of EFT Canada, said, "We are pleased to be ranked as one of the top ICT companies in Canada, and plan for continued growth in 2014."

EFT Canada Inc.

Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, EFT Canada, a leading financial services firm, offers small and medium sized businesses a broad range of innovative and electronic payment solutions, including Canadian and U.S. electronic funds transfer (ACH/EFT), credit card payment processing gateway (PCI DSS Level 1), gift and loyalty programs and fraud prevention services. For more information, please visit www.eftcanada.com.

Branham Group Inc.

Branham Group Inc. is a leading industry analyst and strategic marketing company servicing the global Information and Communication Technology (ICT) marketplace. Branham Group assists ICT Technology companies and related institutions in achieving market success through its custom consulting services (Planning, Marketing and Partnering), and through its multi-client research subscription programs (Digital Health, Green IT and Cloud). Branham also produces an annual listing of the top ICT companies in Canada (www.branham300.com) and monitors over 450 Digital Health vendors (www.branhamgroup.com/digitalhealth). For more information regarding Branham Group, please visit www.branhamgroup.com.

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