To make payments more accessible for customers, merchants are constantly looking for fast and easy payment solutions. A Korean fintech startup Hankook NFC has developed an easy smartphone-based payment service called SnappyWire. SnappyWire is a free and easy payment service app for small and individual merchants who want to accept credit card payments. It turns your smartphone into a payment terminal anytime, anywhere, covering both online and offline transactions. The perfect way for merchants, both online and offline, to have a contactless payment solution without the need for extra hardware.
Some of their payment options include:
All payments are processed right away. Both merchants and customers can quickly review their transaction history. With this new fintech service, merchants and consumers will be able to make transactions conveniently. Therefore, online businesses can start without going through other eCommerce platforms. It is perfect for freelancers who must send payment links to clients and receive payments.
“SnappyWire is designed to enable an individual or self-employed sellers to conduct commercial transactions with their smartphone anytime, anywhere,” said the CEO of HanbookNFC, Richard Hwang.
The price for SnappyWire is below:
The more the transaction is easy, simple, and safe, the more consumers will continue to use the merchant. It is a win-win for both parties. It is currently available in over 30 countries and accepts over 135 currencies.
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