Adyen, the global payments platform, announced the launch of mobile Android point of sale (POS) terminals in the EU, UK, and the United States. „The devices represent a fundamental change in the role of the payment terminal, functioning as an all-in-one solution, eliminating the need for separate cash registers, barcode scanners, and customer facing displays,” according to the press release.
Additionally, the terminals come with an app management system, allowing merchants to upload and manage the apps they use every day, for inventory management, loyalty programs, returns and more.
„The launch of these multi-purpose terminals will not only reduce the cost of their hardware, but also help businesses drastically improve in-person customer experiences,” the company says.
Palisis, a provider of sales and operations solutions for tourism and transportation business, and Immfly, an in-flight digital services provider, are among Adyen’s first merchants to roll out the terminals.
“Consumers increasingly want to pay for products, tickets, or their meal where they are, without standing in lines. Existing mobile POS solutions typically involve multiple pieces of hardware. Our all-in-one Android terminals combine the flexibility of the Android platform with the security of a PCI certified payment terminal. They support a vast array of use cases, and both Immfly and Palisis are great examples of how they bring increased mobility and functionality to our merchants and their staff,” said Jan-Pieter Lips, Head of Unified Commerce at Adyen. “Convenience is key in providing the best customer experiences, and these terminals help merchants meet that standard. Additionally, the use of these devices allows the merchants we work with to run a lean operational set-up, foregoing the need to install separate systems to make it all work.”
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Founded in 2006, Adyen is a payments platform providing a modern end-to-end infrastructure connecting directly to Visa, Mastercard. Adyen delivers frictionless payments across online, mobile, and in-store channels. With 26 offices across the world, Adyen serves customers including eBay, Facebook, Uber, Spotify, Casper, Bonobos and L’Oréal. For 2020, the company announced €303.6 BN billion in processed volume.
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