myPOS has announced a new strategic partnership with Satispay, Italy’s leading independent mobile payment. United by a shared vision to support businesses, the two companies are working together to bridge the gap between physical and online shopping experiences for both merchants and consumers.
With a vast network of 5.3 million users across Italy, Satispay offers a seamless and secure payment experience. Customers can simply scan a QR code to pay at physical stores or online, ensuring a smooth and consistent checkout process across all sales channels.
Through this collaboration, an additional 50,000 Italian businesses will gain access to the convenience of Satispay’s payment method, joining the 400,000+ stores that already accept it. By integrating Satispay, merchants can tap into a larger customer base, enable faster and more secure transactions, and reduce missed sales opportunities, improving customer satisfaction.
This new integration empowers myPOS merchants with advanced in-store and online transaction capabilities, including Satispay’s new Deferred Payment service, making payment acceptance easier and more flexible. As myPOS continues to expand its suite of payment technologies, this partnership aligns with its commitment to providing European businesses with a diverse range of payment solutions, including Italy’s leading mobile payment option, Satispay.
“Connecting with local financial systems and enabling direct access to key local payment methods has always been central to the growth of myPOS. Our partnership with Satispay will grant our merchants and customers even greater flexibility and convenience at checkout, aligning with our mission to deliver advanced omnichannel payment solutions to businesses across Europe,” said Matt Komorowski, Chief Revenue Officer at myPOS.
Angela Avino, Chief Business Development Officer at Satispay, commented, “Teaming up with myPOS marks an important step in expanding our merchant network while ensuring that Satispay users continue to experience the seamless and secure transactions they expect, now across even more physical and online stores.”
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