ShopMate is pleased to announce its partnership with DNA Payments, a leading provider of advanced payment solutions.
Through this partnership, ShopMate is enhancing its support for retailers by integrating an “efficient payment solution into its EPOS system, ShopMate Pay.”
ShopMate Pay will be available to existing and new ShopMate customers who will benefit from “a unified approach for all their payment and EPOS needs.”
Brian Eagle-Brown, Managing Director at ShopMate said:
“At ShopMate, we understand the challenges convenience stores face. Our partnership with DNA Payments allows us to deliver a payment solution that’s highly efficient and adaptable to the unique needs of independent retailers. Together, we’re making it easier for these vital community businesses to flourish.”
Jan-Pieter Lips, CEO of DNA Payments said:
“Convenience stores and small retailers are some of the fastest and most enthusiastic adopters of new payments technology – they know what works, and demand the best. That’s why we’re proud to be partnering with ShopMate to deliver industry-leading solutions like ShopMate Pay to thousands of convenience stores across the country.”
As covered in September of last year, DNA Payments noted in a blog post that it is officially introducing Apple Pay Express Checkout, giving Ecommerce merchants “a new way to accept payments.”
As mentioned in the update, DNA Payments launches Apple Pay Express Checkout for frictional digital commerce. DNA Payments now aims to give e-commerce clients a new and more accessible way to accept customer payments.
Now, merchants will have the option to “offer Apple Pay at checkout or via the Express option through the Safari browser, ensuring consumers a swift and seamless buying experience.”
Apple Pay Express Checkout is said to have fast “become the primary method of payment for millions of users, letting them pay directly via the iPhone, tablet, laptop, or desktop browser. 69% of mobile payments users in the UK are using Apple Pay, with the service recording over 500 million global users, according to analysis conducted by financial comparison company Finder.”
