PayPal POS (ex Zettle) のアプリ分析 11月10日

The PayPal POS app (ex Zettle) empowers you to easily and seamlessly accept in-person payments. From accepting card, contactless, e-wallet payments to tracking sales, PayPal POS has a suite of payment solution to fit your business' needs. Whether you’re running a coffee shop, clothing store or barber shop, PayPal POS is the one app you need accept payments, manage inventory, and track sales in one complete app. No monthly fees, no set-up costs and no lock-in contracts. The PayPal POS app is free to download and comes with a range of features: • Simplify your inventory management with an intuitive product library • Accept contactless payments with TTP or accept payment types including card, contactless, e-wallets, and more with the Card Reader or Terminal • Customize receipts and print, text or email them to your customers • Collect sales data and use easy-to-understand reports to grow your business • Create multiple staff accounts to track individuals’ sales • Benefit from a wide range of integrations, including Accounting and E-commerce integrations as well as integrations specially tailored for restaurants, retail, and health & beauty business How do I get started? 1. Download the PayPal POS app and sign up for an account 2. Start taking card payments immediately with TTP, or order your PayPal Reader, with rapid delivery (2-3 working days) Tap to Pay: Quickly and easily capture contactless in-person payments on-the-go with just your phone and the Point of Sale app. Just download the app and start selling. No storefront or additional hardware required. Available on iPhone or Android.* PayPal Reader and Dock: The new PayPal Reader and Dock are quick to set up and easy to use, allowing you to accept all major credit cards and contactless payments - including Google Pay. A clear pricing model without fixed costs or fixed contracts. The PayPal Reader meets all requirements from the payment industry and is EMV-approved and PCI DSS-compliant. *A stable WiFi and Bluetooth connection may be required