Users of "Sky Link - Saint Petersburg" network are permitted to replenish their mobile operators accounts in cash in CyberPlat® payment offices

For the first time in history over a million transactions was registered to have gone through CyberPlat® in one day.

Penza-GSM CJSC, which is part of the Mid Volga Association of Radio Telecoms (SMARTS), has begun collecting payments through CyberPlat®.

JSC "CyberPlat®.Com" has concluded the cooperation contract with the Far East telecommunication provider of the OJSC "New Telephone Company" (OJSC "N?C", Vladivostok). Now "NTC" clients have an opportunity to pay for its services in any region where there are payment offices of CyberPlat® system partners

Nowadays the most of electronic payment systems technical decisions for mobile devices are focused on simplicity in use. As practice shows, this approach is hardly justified. Especially when the matter concerns online transactions safety. Any simplifications here are basically inadmissible. That is why they did not manage to create highly protected (using electronic digital signature) service for pocket PC for long.

Ensuring a possibility of acceptance of small amounts of money, the CyberPlat® payment system performs an important social task - makes modern high technologies more affordable even for the most low-income groups of population.

Uralsvyazinform, the leading telecom operator in the Urals (trademark - Utel) and CyberPlat®.com have entered into an agreement to collect payments for Utel services through CyberPlat®. Over 3 million Utel subscribers in Kurgan, Perm, Sverdlovsk, Tyumen, Chelyabinsk oblasts and in Komi Perm, Khanty-Mansiysk and Yamalo Nenetskiy autonomous districts are going to be able to pay for their mobile phones online. CyberPlat®.com is thus continuing its drive into the regions of Russia.

CyberPlat® has created a new generation payment collection service that allows clients to remotely enter into contracts and transmit other legal documents of any size electronically through the Internet. Now any amounts of information can be bundled up in chunks and electronically signed for safe online transmission to a contracting party who can then verify the validity of the electronic signature.

Tele2 Russia, the company representing the leading pan European holding Tele2, and the CyberPlat® payment collection network, the leader in the Russian market of electronic payment collection, have announced that Tele2 customers can now put money into their Tele2 accounts via CyberPlat® outlets. This will enable Tele2 Russia's customers to pay for their company's services with cash, rather than with pay cards only as was previously the case, which means that they will now be able to pay any amount that is most convenient for them instead of being limited by the fixed prices of pay cards.

Leading Siberian mobile operator Yeniseitelecom is now connected to CyberPlat®. More than half a million subscribers will be able to pay for their mobile phones online. CyberPlat® thus continues its thrust into Russia's regions.

Paying for their utilities is no longer a problem for the Muscovites. It's now been resolved by CyberPlat®.

In August 2005 CyberPlat®.com's monthly turnover for the first time exceeded $100 million and reached $ 108 million. The current dynamic growth of the company can serve as a prediction for a steady turnover increase in the future. If the current monthly turnovers at least remain at their present level, the company's yearly turnover for 2005 may exceed $1 billion

From August 2005 a new fast procedure for joining CyberPlat® is in place. Now this can be accomplished using a special service that can be accessed via the company's web site.

The Mid Volga Transindustrial Association of Radio telecom - SMARTS , that is rated among the top 25 mobile operators in Eastern Europe and former USSR, has begun collecting payments through CyberPlat.

CyberPlat®'s leadership in the payment collection market is consolidated by an unprecedented $401 million turnover in the first half of 2005

Khanty-Mansiysk Bank OJSC has begun taking CyberPlat® payments for fixed and mobile phone operators, sat and cable TV services and Internet access. Cash payments are taken from the subscribers of MTS, Beeline, Megafon, Skylink, MGTS, Rostelecom, NTV-Plus, Cosmos TV and Cobrina Telecom.

Now all of the seventeen oblasts in central Russia in which Mobicom-Center operates are connected to CyberPlat®. Megafon subscribers in central Russia can now use cash to put money into their accounts at CyberPlat® payment reception outlets. The service is available in Belgorod, Bryansk, Vladimir, Voronezh, Ivanovo, Kaluga, Kursk, Kostroma, Lipetsk, Nizhniy Novgorod, Orel, Ryazan, Smolensk, Tambov, Tula, Tver and Yaroslavl oblasts.

Cash payments from the subscribers of Beeline, MTS and NTV Plus are now taken at the Petroelectrosbyt payment reception outlets in Saint Peterburg. Subscribers'' accounts are topped up online with no additional surcharge.

The total amount of payments collected by CyberPlat® for mobile operators, ISP's sat and cable TV networks has reached $1 billion

MOTIV customers in Yekaterinburg and in the Sverdlovsk oblast can now put money into their accounts by paying cash at CyberPlat® outlets

CyberPlat®'s payment collection outlets have begun taking cash payments from the subscribers of the telecom service provider ComCor-TV

Businesses that use 1S Rarus Store can now increase their sales by offering a new service to their clients: receipting payments for fixed and mobile phone services, sat and cable TV and Internet access and passing them on via CyberPlat®.

Svyaz-Service agencies operated by North West Telecom's subsidiary Murmanskeletrosvyaz began receipting cash payments from MTS, Beeline, Megafon and NTV plus subscribers through the universal electronic payment system CyberPlat®.

Restavraziastroibank CB OJSC has begun acting as a CyberPlat® agent receipting payments for fixed and mobile phone service providers, sat and cable TV networks and ISP's

The "36.6" pharmacy chain has begun taking CyberPlat® payments for fixed and mobile phone operators, sat and cable TV networks and ISP's.

Computer retail chain POLARIS has begun taking CyberPlat® payments for fixed and mobile phone operators, sat and cable TV networks and ISP's

Cyberplat®'s turnover in 2004 was $459 million which is almost twice as much as the 2003 turnover ($159 million)

Megafon subscribers can now top up their accounts by paying cash at CyberPlat® outlets. Accounts are topped up online with no additional surcharge. The new service is currently available in two of the Megafon-North Caucasus regions: the Rostov oblast and the Krasnodar krai.

Megafon subscribers in the Siberian Federal District can now put money into their accounts by paying cash at CyberPlat® payment reception outlets.