SoftTouch Adds Touch-Free PayPal and Venmo Payment Acceptance Capabilities
SoftTouch POS & Payments, a next-generation fintech company providing point-of-sale, payment gateway, payment processing and integration solutions for restaurants, bars, retail and more, announced it has enhanced its solutions with touch-free PayPal and Venmo payment acceptance capabilities. PayPal and Venmo are now integrated on all SoftTouch platforms, including SoftTouch POS, SoftTouch POS Pay and the SoftTouch POS Mobile App which is available for download from the App Store for iOS devices and soon to be available on Google Play for Android.
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“We are thrilled to be one of the first multi-platform POS solutions in North America to integrate PayPal and Venmo payment acceptance capabilities,” said SoftTouch Chief Executive Officer Evan Fytros. “Adding PayPal and Venmo acceptance gives consumers flexible and convenient ways to pay using popular mobile wallets they already know and trust,” added Fytros. “We look forward to helping our merchant customers increase orders, improve customer experience, enhance loyalty and grow business with PayPal and Venmo acceptance.”
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Ushering in a new era of QR code scanning and presentation, consumers simply open the PayPal or Venmo app from their smartphones, scan the establishment’s unique QR code and pay. Consumers love how easy it is to scan, pay and go with QR codes, as well as the safety of not having to relinquish payment cards to servers and cashiers.
Merchants will have the ability to provide or scan client generated QR codes for payment. In addition, merchants will be able to deliver PayPal and Venmo payment requests by text or email. Eligible QR code transactions are protected from chargebacks, reversals and their associated fees as well.
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