How offering multiple payment methods from one card machine can benefit your business

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[Promoted] How offering multiple payment methods from one card machine can benefit your business

The payment landscape has changed considerably since SnapScan introduced its mobile payment solution to South Africa in 2013.shows that along with traditional payment methods such as cash and card, South African consumers are increasingly using alternative payment methods such as Apple Pay and Google Pay.With the payment landscape constantly in flux, it’s become essential for businesses to offer customers a range of payment methods.

View your transaction summary to calculate sales, tips and other totals in a snap, or browse your transaction history to get more information about individual payments.No more keeping track of your transaction rates for all your payment tools. Simply pay one rate for all your payments. SnapScan’s rates are dynamic; the more you transact, the less you pay. Since both your card and QR code payments count towards one rate, your business has a better opportunity of enjoying a reduced transaction rate.

Plus, if you sell online, your online transactions will also contribute to decreasing your transaction rate.Need help with your account? SnapScan offers personalised support via call and email. We’ll help you out in a snap, regardless of what you need help with.and order your SnapStore Pro for R999 today. Existing SnapScan merchants can order their SnapStore Pro directly from their Merchant Portal.

 

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