Square Launches NFC Reader to Bring Apple Pay to Smaller Businesses


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mobile payments company square today announced launch of new nfc reader within 100 small businesses around country, letting stores unable accept apple pay -- due lack of required contactless reader -- begin supporting service (via usa today). small square-shaped reader act other apple pay-accepting terminals, letting users wave iphone or apple watch near device complete purchase.

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business owners can buy square reader $49 begin allowing customers option use apple pay in storefronts. recent surge in popularity of chip cards, touted being safer , more secure physical payment alternative, reader has option accept chip cards in small slot located on side of device.

square announced incoming support apple pay last november, no real hint device be. company announced square reader during wwdc earlier summer, confirming nfc , chip-reading capabilities bring success of apple pay businesses , merchants of yet hadn't had chance support service. merchants interested in adopting apple pay can visit square's official website reserve own nfc reader.

article link: square launches nfc reader bring apple pay smaller businesses
 

this great iphone , android users! see how nice when using common standards?
 


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