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Localisation

Localisation refers to the process of adapting a product, service, or payment method to meet the preferences and requirements of a specific market or region. This can include offering local payment options, accepting local currencies, or providing language support.

Localisation in Travel Payments

In the travel industry, localisation is key to attracting international customers. Localising checkout experiences with currency and language support ensures traveler's feel comfortable completing transactions.

Localisation Challenges

Travel businesses face the challenge of integrating multiple payment methods, currencies, and languages into their booking systems. Payment gateways that offer localised solutions can help simplify this process, but some regions have complex regulatory and technical barriers.

How Felloh can Help with Localisation

Felloh simplifies the process of localisation for travel businesses by offering tailored payment solutions that support local currencies and regulatory requirements. With Felloh, travel companies can:

  • Support for Multiple Currencies: Felloh’s platform allows seamless transactions in local currencies, making it easier for international traveler's to complete bookings without facing exchange rate issues or confusion.
  • Language and Checkout Customisation: Felloh ensures a smooth, localised checkout experience by adapting to the preferences of each market, which helps build trust and reduce cart abandonment.
  • Streamlined Compliance and Integration: Felloh’s platform simplifies implementation by navigating regulatory and technical challenges, enabling businesses to focus on growth without being burdened by complexities.

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