Mobile payment & beyond, Fortumo’s 5 minute m-commerce now empowers your creativity in Australia

Sept. 23, 2009 - PRLog -- Fortumo, the freemium mobile payment solutions dedicated to small and personal web media has inaugurated its service in Australia. From now on, all web owners from Australia have access to this costless mobile payment and interactive service not only in the domestic market, but also in the fast expanding list of other 25 countries in Europe and Asia.

“We are the first mobile payment system focusing on the small and personal web media”, says Pohan Chang, the commercial head of Asia Pacific. “Small scale media start-ups are actually the most creative source with original creativity and we’d like to empower those ideas with this powerful billing and interactive tool”, adds Chang.

Fortumo’s simple & instant mobile payment solutions open the vault for Web 2.0 and gaming applications. Virtual merchandizes and web services can easily be equipped with Fortumo for micro/nano transactions to convert creativity into monetary aid, which is the oasis for the web start-ups with limited resources.

Nevertheless, Fortumo supports all kinds of m-commerce initiatives. Personal media as mini as Twitter or Blog can freely explore Fortumo for marketing and mobile interactive campaigns. There is always a niche for different creativity on Fortumo’s flexible premium connectivity platform.

Fortumo is currently operating in 26 markets. With single account, users can export their virtual creativity to all these markets without any investment or cost. As “Freemium” and “Nano Payment” are becoming mainstream for web business, Fortumo’s solutions give web owners the advantage in market experimenting and risk narrowing down.

Simply focus on the originality and stay mobile. Fortumo empowers your creativity.

Find out more information at http://au.fortumo.com

Media contact: Pohan Chang

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Fortumo.com is offered by Fortumo Ltd., a company of Mobi Solutions Ltd., one of the leading value-added mobile service providers in the Baltic States.