DealerSocket Adds LenderPay Integration to FEX DMS
DealerSocket’s FEX DMS is now integrated with ProPay’s LenderPay platform. The partnership, the company stated, will allow FEX users to select the credit processor that best fits their dealership’s unique needs.
SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. — DealerSocket’s FEX DMS is now fully integrated with ProPay’s LenderPay platform. The partnership, the company stated, will allow FEX users to select the credit processor that best fits their dealership’s unique needs.
“Dealers who take advantage of this integration will benefit from significantly lower, transparent merchant card processing fees, as well as convenience fee option for those who want to eliminate the cost of card processing,” said Cameron Darby, COO at DealerSocket. “In addition, dealers can now accept credit cards, debit cards and electronic bank transfers without ever leaving the DealerSocket platform.”
The platform, according to the company, is fully compliant with Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCIDSS). Dealers can enroll in the platform with one click and immediately start taking payments through ProPay, according to the company.
The ProPay LenderPay integration is available for FEX DMS users and will be integrated into DealerSocket’s new iDMS when it’s released this year.
Originally posted on F&I and Showroom
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