The partnership offers payment solutions with SUNMI's Android POS devices and DNA Payments' axept PRO software.
With enhanced memory, faster processors, and Android OS, card payment devices offer versatility for multiple applications.
UK-based Fintech DNA Payments and SUNMI, an IoT (Internet of Things) company, have
announced the launch of their partnership at this year's Retail Technology Show
in London. The collaboration aims to bolster their presence and solution
offerings in the UK card payments space. Both companies have established strong
footholds in sectors such as Retail, Hospitality, F&B, and Stadia.
Unified Payment
Solutions
The partnership seeks to provide best-in-class, simple,
unified payments for partners and merchants across the UK. With the expansion
of the SUNMI team operating in the UK, DNA Payments views this collaboration as
a critical step in their continued growth in the UK&I payments sector.
JP Lips, CEO of DNA Payments, Source: LinkedIn
They aim to offer an omni payments experience,
delivering a unified commerce platform with a range of services including
P2PE-certified POS devices, Ecommerce and in-app processing, acquiring, Open
Banking, APMs, and reporting, all under one roof.
“DNA Payments offers market-appropriate solutions for our
key verticals of F&B, Retail, Hospitality, and Stadia. The SUNMI range
complements that strategy of simple unified payments, with flexible devices
designed to meet these challenging environments while supporting the multi-app
solutions to solve the complex problems these sectors require,” commented JP
Lips, CEO of DNA Payments.
📍🗺️DNA Payments and SUNMI have announced their #partnership. Interested in their plans and collaborative offering?
The SUNMI range of card payment devices offers increased
memory, improved processor speeds, and modern variants of the Android OS,
providing partners and merchants with more flexibility for running multiple
applications. Additionally, SUNMI offers a range of complete Android EPOS
hardware, facilitating seamless integrations and delivering a consistent look,
feel, and experience for merchants and consumers.
“We are thrilled
to work with one of the UK’s most exciting and technically innovative
acquirers; their approach to developing and supporting everything in-house
ensures SUNMI users will benefit from the full-service offering delivered by
DNA Payments,” stated Alex Green, Head of Business Development at SUNMI for the
UK, Ireland and Nordics.
UK-based Fintech DNA Payments and SUNMI, an IoT (Internet of Things) company, have
announced the launch of their partnership at this year's Retail Technology Show
in London. The collaboration aims to bolster their presence and solution
offerings in the UK card payments space. Both companies have established strong
footholds in sectors such as Retail, Hospitality, F&B, and Stadia.
Unified Payment
Solutions
The partnership seeks to provide best-in-class, simple,
unified payments for partners and merchants across the UK. With the expansion
of the SUNMI team operating in the UK, DNA Payments views this collaboration as
a critical step in their continued growth in the UK&I payments sector.
JP Lips, CEO of DNA Payments, Source: LinkedIn
They aim to offer an omni payments experience,
delivering a unified commerce platform with a range of services including
P2PE-certified POS devices, Ecommerce and in-app processing, acquiring, Open
Banking, APMs, and reporting, all under one roof.
“DNA Payments offers market-appropriate solutions for our
key verticals of F&B, Retail, Hospitality, and Stadia. The SUNMI range
complements that strategy of simple unified payments, with flexible devices
designed to meet these challenging environments while supporting the multi-app
solutions to solve the complex problems these sectors require,” commented JP
Lips, CEO of DNA Payments.
📍🗺️DNA Payments and SUNMI have announced their #partnership. Interested in their plans and collaborative offering?
The SUNMI range of card payment devices offers increased
memory, improved processor speeds, and modern variants of the Android OS,
providing partners and merchants with more flexibility for running multiple
applications. Additionally, SUNMI offers a range of complete Android EPOS
hardware, facilitating seamless integrations and delivering a consistent look,
feel, and experience for merchants and consumers.
“We are thrilled
to work with one of the UK’s most exciting and technically innovative
acquirers; their approach to developing and supporting everything in-house
ensures SUNMI users will benefit from the full-service offering delivered by
DNA Payments,” stated Alex Green, Head of Business Development at SUNMI for the
UK, Ireland and Nordics.
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