Saturday , March 15, 2025

Point-of-sale

March, 2025

  • 14 March

    Order.co Adds Real-Time Tracking and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 3/14/25

    Order.co, a business-to-business payments service, announced a number of enhancements, including real-time transaction tracking and what are said to be more robust security measures. Payments provider Shape Technologies said it will work with PXP, a technology platform, to help independent sales organizations, independent software vendors, and payment facilitators offer services that would …

  • 13 March

    MTech Mobility’s New Touchtab and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 3/13/25

    MTech Mobility introduced Touchtab, a mobile point-of-sale platform aimed at restaurants and promising faster processing of customer tickets. A recent study by SpotOn found 84% of U.S. independent and chain restaurants want improved POS technology. Buy now, pay later provider Sezzle Inc. announced new app features including auto-applied coupons, notifications of price drops, and smoother …

  • 13 March

    How Business Groups Are Pushing for Stablecoin Acceptance

    A leading merchant association and a group representing stablecoin interests early Thursday threw their weight behind efforts to bring stablecoins into the payments mainstream in the United States. The move by the Merchant Payments Coalition and the Payment Choice Coalition seeks to “promote their shared goals of enhancing innovation, competition, …

  • 13 March

    The EPC Takes Aim at the CCCA And Illinois’s Interchange Law

    The Electronic Payments Coalition has launched the latest salvo in its offensive against legislation seeking to regulate credit card interchange. This time the thrust takes aim at federal and state legislative efforts. At the federal level, EPC executive chairman Richard Hunt said during a press conference late Wednesday morning the …

  • 12 March

    How New Capital Positions Fortis to Pursue Faster Growth

    Fortis Payment Systems LLC early Thursday announced it is receiving a capital infusion from a new investor, Audax Private Equity, as well as from an existing investor, Lovell Minnick Partners. The amount of the investment was not disclosed. A privately held company, Fortis actively began seeking new investors about six …

  • 12 March

    PayMaple Adds Real-Time Payments and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 3/12/25

    Payments platform PayMaple LLC launched a new accounts-payable service enabling vendor payments via real-time payments, the automated clearing house, or virtual cards. The last option is expected by the third quarter, the company says. Vitesse, a specialist in claims payments for the insurance industry, is working with Five Sigma Ltd., a claims-management …

  • 11 March

    Cash Use Slips As Digital Payments Grow, Says Worldpay Survey

    As credit and debit cards—and their digital doppelgangers—continue to find favor among consumers, the use of cash over the past 10 years has slipped from 44% of in-store spend to 15% in 2024, finds the latest Worldpay Global Payments Report. Released Tuesday, the report, now in its 10th year, says …

  • 10 March

    Affirm Extends Its Reach With Apparel Retailers; Splitit Offers a Digital Wallet

    Buy now, pay later specialist Affirm Holdings Inc. continues to expand into fashion merchants through a partnership with online fashion-marketplace StockX. Apparel merchants are a fast-growing merchant category for Affirm. The BNPL provider has added 55 apparel sellers in the past six months, including StockX. In addition, transactions in its apparel and …

  • 10 March

    Shift4’s Lunchbox Stake and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 3/10/25

    Shift4 Payments Inc. has chosen ordering-technology provider Lunchbox Technologies as a partner for Shift4’s SkyTab platform and has also invested in the company. The extent of the investment was not disclosed. Meanwhile, Lunchbox has appointed hospitality-industry veteran James Walker chief executive. Ingo Money Inc. said its Ingo Payments service agreed to work …

  • 7 March

    For Many, It’s Device First To Make a Contactless Payment

    Ten years ago, the U.S. payment card market made its shift to EMV chip cards, and along with that the industry prepared for more contactless payments. That work by issuers and card brands appears to have paid off because 92% of consumers are now familiar with NFC, the technology that …

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