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UATP Reports Back-To-Back Record-Breaking Years

UATP Reports Back-To-Back Record-Breaking Years

The Results Reflect Continuous Growth Across Key Performance Indicators

The UATP payment network is pleased to announce another multi-record-breaking year in 2019.

UATP’s Network Charge Volume grew 3% year-over-year while transactions grew by a healthy 15% resulting in all-time records.

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“We are thrilled to start 2020 with back-to-back record-breaking years.  In addition to the continuous growth across key metrics, UATP’s Alternative Payment Processing business set an astounding record of 24% year-over-year growth,” said Ralph Kaiser, president and CEO, UATP.

“UATP continues to deliver sophisticated payment solutions that create value for our Shareholders and Stakeholders.”  Kaiser continued, “Our hard work has successfully positioned the Network to accomplish these excellent results allowing UATP to flourish and work towards yet another highly successful year in 2020.”

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UATP’s core program consists of the Network Charge Card and AFP Processing business lines.  UATP’s offerings allow airlines to reduce the high cost of credit card use and provide important data for accurate travel management. UATP provides corporate data tools, DataStream and DataMine, to ensure accurate travel management and supply Level III Data.

UATP is a global payment network owned and operated by the world’s airlines and accepted by thousands of merchants for air, rail and travel agency payments. UATP connects airlines to Alternative Forms of Payment which can expand reach and generate incremental sales globally.

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