Getting started with TranslatorPay – 2 new webinars planned for March 2014

TranslatorPay is happy to announce two free webinars planned for March 2014. The webinars are being hosted by 4TA Academy and Alexandria Project.

1 March 5th – Hosted by 4TA Academy:

Click here for registration details for the 4TA Academy webinar on 5th March, 2014.

2 March 31 – Hosted by Alexandria Project

Click here for registration details for the Alexandria Project webinar on 31st March, 2014.

These two webinars will take you through the basics of registering with TranslatorPay, and stepping through the process of paying translators.

Topics covered include:

·         Registering, including how to provide identification
·         The menu and navigation
·         Opening additional currency accounts
·         How to find out the latest exchange rates
·         Adding a balance to your account so you can pay someone
·         Paying individuals or organisations
·         Paying multiple people or organisations at once
·         Making future dated payments
·         Withdrawing surplus funds to your bank account
·         Requesting payments from others

The Presenter

Neil is a Chartered Accountant and the Managing Director of Money Move IT – the money transfer engine behind Translator Pay.

Neil has had over 20 years experience in the IT industry, and was the founder and Managing Director of a successful software development company prior to starting Money Move IT, during which time he led development teams to create several niche products that were sold globally. These included a taxation system for the Revenue departments of developing economies (sold throughout the Pacific and Africa), and an Olympic and Commonwealth Games team management system, which has been sold and is operational in over 70 countries.

Originally from a banking background, Neil is passionate about bring change to the financial services sector, and, using his skills in accounting and software development, is working towards developing a payments platform that allows frictionless transfer of money around the globe.

Neil lives in New Zealand with his young family, and enjoys sailing in the waters around Auckland.