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iZettle Reader 2 – what’s new?

iZettle Reader 2 has landed - an improved update of the first iZettle Reader. Looking nearly identical, what's actually different about this one?

Emily Sorensen2022-08-25T13:59:48+01:00Published: November 29th, 2018|Tags: Zettle|

Elavon MobileMerchant is a mobile card reader without a contract, monthly fees or revenue requirements - but it falls short with the app.

Emily Sorensen2022-08-24T12:07:39+01:00Published: July 25th, 2022|Tags: Elavon|

Barclaycard Anywhere's card reader is a simple solution for occasional card payments. Does the low card fee make up for the basic app?

Emily Sorensen2022-08-24T12:00:14+01:00Published: August 24th, 2022|Tags: Barclaycard 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?

Oliver Wastie2022-06-13T14:36:12+01:00Published: December 11th, 2013|Tags: Chip and PIN|

You may have heard of compact, portable card readers, but what's all the fuss about? And what are the benefits of using an iPhone for payments?

Anne Taylor2022-06-07T17:02:00+01:00Published: June 7th, 2018|

We interviewed Emma Cornes, an aspiring businesswoman and creative bag designer from the Scottish Borders, about how iZettle has helped her business.

Oliver Wastie2022-06-07T16:51:48+01:00Published: December 15th, 2013|Tags: Zettle|

Accepting Bitcoin is just as easy as charging a credit card: the cashier only needs to tap the Bitcoin icon in the SumUp application.

Istvan Fekete2022-01-11T15:04:11+00:00Published: November 27th, 2014|Tags: Bitcoin, SumUp|

Smartphones can now easily be used with a mobile point-of-sale application, allowing businesses of any size to accept card payments anywhere.

Oliver Wastie2021-12-09T13:27:50+00:00Published: June 4th, 2018|Tags: EPOS|

More and more traders accept cards via iPhone, but how do they do it? We look at what a mobile point of sale is, and how to get started.

Ben Taylor2021-12-09T13:24:36+00:00Published: July 20th, 2018|

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!

Oliver Wastie2021-10-25T04:28:37+01:00Published: May 11th, 2016|Tags: Chip and PIN, Payleven|

Payleven merged with SumUp in 2016. We've updated our list of Payleven alternatives to show the similar card readers.

Joey H Martens2020-10-21T17:49:52+01:00Published: June 20th, 2019|Tags: Chip and PIN, NFC, Payleven, PayPal UK, Square UK, SumUp, Worldpay, Zettle|

As of September 2017, iZettle simplified their transaction fees to one fixed 1.75% fee for all card payments and sales volumes.

Jamie Roberts2020-03-04T00:41:22+00:00Published: September 6th, 2017|Tags: Zettle|