Payment integrations are helping ISOs maximize revenue and enhance the customer experience  By: Oscar Lopez, Director of Sales, Strategic Partnerships, First American Payment Systems  Independent Sales Organizations are focusing more and more on payments integration, and for good reason. Accelerated by the pandemic and consumer demand, card not present payments …

Payment-technology provider for sports betting Mazooma said it now offers real-time payouts to bank accounts for the sports wagering and gaming industries because of a partnership with Fifth Third Bank N.A. The bank provides access to the RTP network from The Clearing House Payments Co. LLC. Processor Nuvei Corp. announced earlier this month its …

Cloud-based point-of-sale system provider Toast Inc. has issued updates for its Toast Order & Pay services designed to smooth the ordering and payment aspects. Announced Tuesday, the updates include the ability to gain a pre-authorization against a credit or debit card using the diner’s own device.  Boston-based Toast also made …

Now that criminals have milked the bulk of their opportunities related to pandemic relief efforts, they are turning their attention back to their old standby, payments-related fraud. Not surprisingly, their target of choice is e-commerce, which has rocketed due to restrictions on the number of consumers allowed in physical stores and …

More than a year has passed since three giant mergers promised to change the payments world. Change has come, but not where many expected to see it. Alone, any of the six companies involved in the round of megamergers in 2019 is huge. Recall that Global Payments Inc. acquired Total …

Its big merger behind it, the new Worldline is flexing its muscles in the global market for processing and point-of-sale technology. As with so much else in the payments arena, scale is vital to continued success. That appears to be the case with Worldline S.A.’s $8.6-billion acquisition of Ingenico Group …

Software-based options are proliferating for merchants who want to use their own mobile phones for payment card acceptance. Are we entering the era of Square II? Square Inc. made payments history a decade ago with its iconic dongle that enabled iPhones to accept payment cards (“How the Twitter Guy Changed …

Though the restaurant industry has taken a hit during most of 2020 because of Covid-19 countermeasures, that doesn’t mean it doesn’t need new technology and services. That’s why Ziosk Inc., a Dallas-based point-of-sale technology provider, accelerated its development schedule this year and released a suite of new products. Now, in …

Afterpay Ltd. is making its previously online-only buy now, pay later service available to U.S. consumers in stores. Australia-based Afterpay, fresh off a deal with mall developer Simon Property Group to support its service in stores, announced the in-store service Tuesday. As with online purchases, Afterpay users make four equal payments …

Fanatics, a retailer selling sports merchandise, is one of the first merchants to sign up for a point-of-sale installment payment service from Fiserv Inc. and QuadPay.Lightspeed POS Inc. made its shares available for purchase in the United States. The Canadian point-of-sale system developer also filed its application to list its shares …