Point of sale applications for mobile payments – current developments
Smartphones can now easily be used with a mobile point-of-sale application, allowing businesses of any size to accept card payments anywhere.
Smartphones can now easily be used with a mobile point-of-sale application, allowing businesses of any size to accept card payments anywhere.
Payleven allows you to use a smartphone or tablet to accept card payments. No monthly fees, but what’s the catch? Read the full review here!
Intuit Pay by QuickBooks was a credit card reader previously available in the UK, but is now discontinued. Intuit is known for online accounting services.
AirPOS is an EPOS solution for iPad that makes life easier for retailers and businesses. What do you get for the money? Is it worth considering?
The mobile payments landscape is changing and contactless payments are getting normal in Australia. What do the developments in 2014 tell?
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There are now many ways to accept contactless payments with a smartphone. We explain the different mobile contactless solutions in the UK.
There can hardly be anyone in the UK who doesn't use a Chip and PIN machine on a regular basis. Any time you pop into your nearest shop and pay with a credit or debit card by giving your PIN code (personal identification number) to authorise the transaction you [...]
We interviewed Emma Cornes, an aspiring businesswoman and creative bag designer from the Scottish Borders, about how iZettle has helped her business.
Thanks to a new generation of mobile credit card machines, small businesses can accept cards cheaply. How do they work and what are costs like?
Mobile POS systems may be a partial solution to late payments and the inability to take credit card payments. But how, and what are the statistics?