French fintech company Market Pay, a pan-European payment platform, is launching a new point of sale software payment solution.
The solution stands out by its ability to “offer a single app available both for terminal and smartphone payments.”
It therefore can be used for “all point of sale purchases.”
With this new offer, points of sale can easily and effectively “deploy several shopping experiences.”
The app developed by Market Pay makes it possible “to accept payments on payment terminals or iOS or Android smartphones/tablets.”
In addition combining POS and SoftPOS, merchants also “have a unified interface and a single payment management access with the same functionalities, the same available payment methods and the same reconciliation and transaction analysis reports.”
During peak sales periods, busy periods or pop-up sales, merchants can combine checkout payments and mobile payments “throughout the sales area. And all with the same features (payment by bank card, wallet or gift card, for example), the same security and the same administration interface.”
Connected to the unified Market Pay management interface, merchants can “view all their transactions and analyse, control and optimise the payment infrastructure.”
Market Pay is a pan-European payment platform “offering omnichannel digital solutions. It is the only European payment industry fintech player to manage the entire value chain drawing on its experience in the retail sector.”
Market Pay provides end-to-end digital solutions “to large retailers and small merchants alike by deploying innovating and simplified payment solutions.”
Its vision: to eliminate payment sector complexity and “unleash its entire commercial proposal by bringing cutting-edge innovation to merchants and being the single point of contact for every payment.”
Founded in 2016, Market Pay currently “employs over 300 people in 7 countries (France, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Lithuania, Denmark and Poland) and manages 2.5 billion transactions a year on 175,000 terminals and over 5 million managed cards.”
