Payments Fintech Dojo and American Express to Streamline Payment Processes for Small Businesses

Payments technology provider Dojo has signed a new partnership with American Express  (NYSE: AXP) marking the next chapter in their long-standing relationship while making it even easier for small businesses in the UK to accept American Express payments.

The agreement will help Dojo’s small business customers accept American Express payments with one unified contract, which reportedly offers a better experience featuring a “consolidated statement for transaction reconciliation, a unified settlement process, a streamlined onboarding journey, and a single point of contact for servicing.”

The partnership comes during American Express’ Shop Small campaign, which aims to support small businesses by “encouraging the nation to champion their local high street and enjoy the benefits of ‘shopping small’, whatever their budget.”

This year as part of a new initiative, small businesses have the chance to win a grant of £10,000 if they are “nominated by American Express Cardmembers and then selected by an expert judging panel.”

Dojo customers who accept American Express payments are among those small businesses with “a chance of winning.”

Nuno Mateus, VP Payments at Dojo said:

“We want to make life easier for our customers while giving them time back to focus on what matters – running their business and delivering a fantastic customer experience.”

Daniel Edelman, General Manager, Merchant Services, at American Express:

“As we look to continue our coverage growth momentum, this new strategic agreement will enable yet more businesses across the UK to benefit from the spending power of Amex Cardmembers.”

Dojo is a payment technology provider that empowers “over 150,000 businesses to thrive in the Experience Economy.”

Dojo offers multi cloud-native payments platforms to provide in-person and digital payments solutions alongside value-added services such “as revenue-based funding and booking management software.”

Dojo’s technology reportedly gives businesses (both big and small) the power to make informed decisions “through instant insight and process, manage and measure card payments securely and easily.”



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