Friday , May 15, 2026

Point-of-sale

May, 2026

  • 15 May

    Eye on Acquiring: Finix Adds an Unattended POS Terminal; Deluxe Checks in at Dollar Bank

    Finix Payments Inc. is leaning into the unattended payments arena with the launch of its Android-based point-of-sale terminal designed for self-service payments. In related news, Deluxe Corp. formed a merchant services partnership with Dollar Bank. San Francisco-based Finix says its new POS terminal is meant to meet demand for contactless, …

  • 13 May

    A Crucial Stablecoin Bill Faces a Senate Committee Vote

    With the Senate Banking Committee scheduled to take a vote Thursday on whether crucial stablecoin legislation should advance to the full Senate floor, the time for debating the bill’s pros and cons is drawing to a close. The 309-page Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which would set rules for digital …

  • 13 May

    Eye on POS: Global Infuses Genius Handheld with AI; Pax To Debut Self-Service Smart Kiosk

    Global Payments Inc. intends for artificial-intelligence capabilities to make its Genius handheld point-of-sale device easier for users while it also launches self-service kiosks. But it’s not the only payment-device provider eyeing that market. PAX Technology Inc. will showcase its self-service Smart Kiosk this week, too, at the National Restaurant Show …

  • 13 May

    Digital Wallets Bolster Paysafe’s First-Quarter Results

    The processor Paysafe Ltd. early Wednesday reported it processed $43.9 billion in volume in the March quarter, a 10% improvement over the same period last year, with 19% growth in the company’s digital-wallet segment outpacing the much larger merchant-solutions unit, which posted an 8% jump, to $37.2 billion. Paysafe has …

  • 12 May

    Fed Payments Diary: Cash Use Dips, But Remains Resilient

    Credit and debit card use is up, but cash remains in 76% of consumer wallets, finds the 2026 Diary of Consumer Payment Choice, released by Federal Reserve Financial Services. Now in its 10th year, the report found that, on average, a consumer made six monthly cash payments in 2025, down …

  • 12 May

    How Toast And Fiserv Are Widening Their Reach in Restaurants

    Competition for payments processing in the $1 trillion plus U.S. restaurant industry, already hot, reached a higher temperature Tuesday with announcements from Toast Inc. and processing giant Fiserv Inc. Toast, a 15-year-old specialist in restaurant point of sale, said it is expanding its reach in the complex pizza business with …

  • 11 May

    Global Payments Lands 2,400 Carl’s Jr. and Hardee’s Locations

    This order probably won’t fit in the drive-thru. Processor Global Payments Inc. says it will provide more than 2,400 corporate and franchised locations of  Carl’s Jr. and Hardee’s restaurants with its Genius point-of-sale technology. Announced Monday, the deal makes Global’s Genius POS systems the exclusive payment-acceptance devices in these restaurants. …

  • 11 May

    Square for Drive-Thru Debuts and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 5/11/26

    Block Inc.’s Square point-of-sale unit introduced Square for Drive-Thru, developed in partnership with The Howard Company and Nanonation, the system combines order capture, kitchen operations, and customer handoff, according to Square. PayPal Holdings Inc. formed a new multiyear partnership with the National Football League’s Seattle Seahawks as a sponsor and exclusive digital ticket …

  • 8 May

    Eye on POS: Square Counts 140 ISO Partners; Toast Locations Increase 22%

    Competition among point-of-sale system providers shows no signs of weakening among two top companies. Square, the acquiring arm of Block Inc., reported a 13% increase in its payment volume for the first quarter, while competitor Toast Inc. says its gross payment volume rose 22% year-over-year. Square’s first-quarter performance comes on …

  • 8 May

    FIS Outlines How Its Anthropic AI Deal Will Pay Off

    FIS Inc. is counting on its tie-in with the AI developer Anthropic to pay dividends across several fields, starting with the battle against fraud, the company said early Friday. “The first target is financial crime,” said FIS chief executive Stephanie Ferris early Friday. “The [AI] agent will reduce investigation time …

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