The New Face of M-Commerce

Bet Shemesh, Israel, 28 January, 2004
eBIZ.mobility LTD, has announced that the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the State of Israel is matching the private investment funds that the company has raised for developing its revolutionary M-Commerce Roaming Mediation Gateway (RMG)™. This patent-pending technology allows travelers to perform mobile payment transactions and to purchase data services across international boundaries.

Based on SS7 signaling, the system provides compatibility between mobile network operators that use different network, service, payment and billing systems. It is significantly more secure, reliable, and predictable than any other technology available today.

The M-Commerce Roaming Mediation Gateway will revolutionize the market for m-commerce and value added services by offering a system which is both easy and convenient for end users, and more profitable for mobile network operators. With mobile network operators worldwide under pressure to increase average revenue per user, eBIZ.mobility’s M-Commerce Roaming Mediation Gateway solution removes the roadblock to m-commerce revenue across borders.

For more information contact:
Jeremy Kagan, CEO, eBIZ.mobility LTD
Telephone: +972-57-500-997
Fax: +972-2-999-4339
jeremy.kagan@ebizmobility.com
http://www.ebizmobility.com

Address:
15 Hashoshan Street
Nofei Aviv
Bet Shemesh 99590
Israel

™ M-Commerce Roaming Mediation Gateway is a Trademark of eBIZ.mobility LTD.

About eBIZ.mobility
eBIZ.mobility was founded in April 2003 by international experts in telecommunications networks and operations, and systems development. Since then, the company has consistently met its business targets and is on track to deliver its innovative solution to the marketplace as planned.

With 1.22 billion mobile phone subscribers worldwide as of May 2003 (according to GSM Association figures), the Tower Group projects 1 billion macropayment transactions and 25 billion micropayment transactions by Year 2007 will be conducted annually via mobile phone. According to a leading wireless telecommunications consultancy (BWCS, based in the UK), the mobile payment market is at the beginning stage of what is projected to become a $380 billion industry by Year 2010. The European Telecommunication Standards Institute reports that roaming (i.e. using mobile phones across borders) accounts for 10% of all mobile traffic.

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