The top merchants in the rise of contactless payments Now that contactless payments have become the social norm for many retailers and businesses, here are the top 20 industries utilising this technology Despite customers across the UK often experiencing ‘sorry, we don’t take contactless payments’ apologies at the till, it’s clear that tap-to-pay is on [...]
The ability to accept card payments is crucial for many small businesses across the UK. In the past, accepting card payments had been expensive and arduous. However, a host of new entrants to the market have made the process simpler and cheaper than ever. Here, we’ve outlined the different things you need in order to accept card [...]
If you have a hairdressing business of any kind, whether it’s mobile or shop-based you can always increase your business if you don’t accept credit and debit cards. If you already do accept debit and credit cards, you can still review what you are getting from your current payment processing supplier. Card payment terminals for [...]
Card machines for Public Houses, Restaurants, bars and cafés that don’t offer contactless payment technology are ‘out of touch’ with what customers want and risk losing out on additional business. It's here and it's not going away in a hurry. Yes contactless payment has truly arrived. Public Houses need to climb aboard the bandwagon or risk getting [...]
A merchant account will allow businesses in the UK to approve payments for goods or services via credit and debit cards. Merchant accounts are quite easy to set up, but it’s must be done either through your bank or through an Independent Sales Organization (ISO), both of these options will require a payment service provider [...]
Bars and restaurants who use card payment machines are putting customers at risk of fraud by asking them to hand over their cards when they pay by “tap and go”, experts have warned. Taking contactless cards away from customers goes against the UK Cards Association’s “best practice” guidelines which state that “the card or device [...]
