Sweden is cashless? 5 trends driving digital payments (we’re seeing in Australia)
Do you miss the good old days of cash only? Maybe, maybe not. Either way, data tells us those days are gone.
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Invoice2go has launched a new feature in Australia that has been helping US business owners get paid 8 days faster
No. 1 mobile invoicing app Invoice2go brings the fintech revolution to Australia’s smallest business owners, appoints Joe Nalewabau as VP of Product
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A fintech disruptor has raised $100 million to steal Australia’s 2.1 million SMEs away from the big banks
Tyro, Australia’s independent and fastest growing EFTPOS provider, recently raised $100 million from several big investors from both the US and Australia
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A disruptive UK start-up is coming to Australia to change how and when businesses hear from their customers
UK-based point-of-payment rating system, truRating recently announced plans to launch in Australia to bring its solution to the Australian consumer analytics market, which it believes is ripe for disruption.
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Here’s how to tackle five of the major challenges Australian SMBs are facing today
Over two million SMBs form the backbone of the Australian economy. They are hardworking business owners and staff members that have made a name for themselves by excelling in a particular service valued by Australian consumers. Despite the success many Australian SMBs enjoy and despite the recent tax benefits by the government, they still experience…
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Every Aussie store can now accept Bitcoin thanks to CoinJar. Where are people spending their Bitcoin?
Forget about waiting for your local cafe or grocery store to accept Bitcoin. Every store in Australia with an EFTPOS terminal can now accept the digital currency thanks to CoinJar. This leading Aussie Bitcoin start-up announced the general release of CoinJar Swipe, the only Bitcoin EFTPOS card, at the recent Payment Innovations 2015 Conference in…
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Break up? Yes, BREAK UP! The chance for banks to do something right
Across the globe, banks are challenged to lower the interchange fees they charge on debit cards, which give consumers convenient and inexpensive access to their money. In Canada and New Zealand, the debit card interchange fee is zero. Why has EFTPOS Payments Australia Limited (EPAL), which represents the banks and big retailers and processes two billion transactions per year, announced an increase of the interchange fee? Why raise the cost of EFTPOS transactions by 10 cents for all acquirers and merchants except Woolworths and Coles?
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