The worldwide monetary know-how supplier Adyen has
partnered with HSBC’s PayMe. This collaboration goals to supply Adyen’s
retailers with entry to PayMe’s person base and numerous fee choices within the
dynamic Hong Kong market.
PayMe is a fee app in Hong Kong that was created in 2017. The platform has greater than three
million customers, and is accepted at
over 65,000 bodily and on-line retailers throughout the town. PayMe targets a large
vary of customers, from SMEs to large-scale retailers.
Kai Tang, the Head of Hong Kong at Adyen, talked about:
“We’re thrilled to accomplice with PayMe, a homegrown fee service with
over three million customers in Hong Kong. The partnership allows our native and
international prospects to supply Hong Kong consumers extra methods to buy their
favourite manufacturers.”
“By enabling some of the standard native
fee strategies, we assist retailers improve their income and open up new gross sales
channels and markets – all with a single integration.”
Adyen Companions with PayMe by HSBC to Broaden Fee Choices in Hong Kong https://t.co/NB54GbzeEN pic.twitter.com/D9lWekcqeh
— EuropaWire (@europawire) April 2, 2024
Final month, Adyen teamed up with Adobe Commerce to
rework on-line and offline fee options for retailers working on
Adobe Commerce. By leveraging Adyen’s experience in fee processing,
fraud prevention, and optimization, Adobe Commerce’s prospects have entry a
suite of instruments to boost their fee processes.
This features a unified commerce resolution that
integrates on-line and offline funds to offering retailers a view of shoppers’ transactions. Apart from that, Adyen partnered with BT Group’s digital
and startup incubation arm to introduce an answer for small companies. This
collaboration goals to streamline contactless funds utilizing Faucet to
Pay on iPhone.
Facilitating Fee Providers
Moreover, Adyen collaborated with
Straumur, a subsidiary of Kvika, to enterprise into the Icelandic market.
Straumur, with its community serving 1,700 retailers throughout numerous sectors,
facilitates transactions by in-person, e-commerce, and app channels.
Beneath this partnership, Adyen serves as the cardboard
buying financial institution for Straumur’s operations in Iceland. The first goal is
to optimize fee processes for Straumur’s retailers and customers.
Adyen’s position entails consolidating fee knowledge from all gross sales channels onto a
unified platform to boost funds throughout
Iceland.
The worldwide monetary know-how supplier Adyen has
partnered with HSBC’s PayMe. This collaboration goals to supply Adyen’s
retailers with entry to PayMe’s person base and numerous fee choices within the
dynamic Hong Kong market.
PayMe is a fee app in Hong Kong that was created in 2017. The platform has greater than three
million customers, and is accepted at
over 65,000 bodily and on-line retailers throughout the town. PayMe targets a large
vary of customers, from SMEs to large-scale retailers.
Kai Tang, the Head of Hong Kong at Adyen, talked about:
“We’re thrilled to accomplice with PayMe, a homegrown fee service with
over three million customers in Hong Kong. The partnership allows our native and
international prospects to supply Hong Kong consumers extra methods to buy their
favourite manufacturers.”
“By enabling some of the standard native
fee strategies, we assist retailers improve their income and open up new gross sales
channels and markets – all with a single integration.”
Adyen Companions with PayMe by HSBC to Broaden Fee Choices in Hong Kong https://t.co/NB54GbzeEN pic.twitter.com/D9lWekcqeh
— EuropaWire (@europawire) April 2, 2024
Final month, Adyen teamed up with Adobe Commerce to
rework on-line and offline fee options for retailers working on
Adobe Commerce. By leveraging Adyen’s experience in fee processing,
fraud prevention, and optimization, Adobe Commerce’s prospects have entry a
suite of instruments to boost their fee processes.
This features a unified commerce resolution that
integrates on-line and offline funds to offering retailers a view of shoppers’ transactions. Apart from that, Adyen partnered with BT Group’s digital
and startup incubation arm to introduce an answer for small companies. This
collaboration goals to streamline contactless funds utilizing Faucet to
Pay on iPhone.
Facilitating Fee Providers
Moreover, Adyen collaborated with
Straumur, a subsidiary of Kvika, to enterprise into the Icelandic market.
Straumur, with its community serving 1,700 retailers throughout numerous sectors,
facilitates transactions by in-person, e-commerce, and app channels.
Beneath this partnership, Adyen serves as the cardboard
buying financial institution for Straumur’s operations in Iceland. The first goal is
to optimize fee processes for Straumur’s retailers and customers.
Adyen’s position entails consolidating fee knowledge from all gross sales channels onto a
unified platform to boost funds throughout
Iceland.
