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ScanPay is helping many small to medium business owners achieve their operational goals with an innovative mobile invoicing app. Their contactless method of payment has made financial transactions safer for both consumers as well as retailers.

According to a 2020 report by Reuters, the domestic work sector in the United States experienced the biggest casualties of the pandemic. The shelter-in-place orders put millions of landscapers, gardeners, nannies, caretakers, and domestic helpers out of a job, with some receiving no house calls for months on end.

On average, small and medium businesses in the US spend 15 days and $6000 in labor costs to chase delayed payments EVERY YEAR. As of 2020, there were 3.7 million micro-businesses. That was 532,800,000 working hours down the drain. Surprising, isn’t it?

Denver-based Emergency Locksmith wanted a substitute for the card readers he kept forgetting. But he did not think he would end up giving his customers a better experience and more payment choices.

Small business owners have to adopt all the right measures to meet their future growth targets efficiently. The use of innovative technology can help reduce redundancies within the workplace and optimize operations.

A smartphone offers various benefits, including an mPOS. A mobile point-of-sale is referred to a smartphone or an app that allows you to make the best use of your device for account management, payment receipt, and business bookkeeping.

While the business industry adapted to e-commerce in 2021 and experienced a digital transformation, 2022 will focus more on customer expectations. With e-commerce sales in the United States surpassing $1 trillion in 2022, businesses must prioritize customer experience to gain an edge over their competitors.

Instant payment apps are mobile applications you can use to send and receive money without entering any debit or credit card information. They can be directly funded or linked to your bank account, which makes them quick and simple to use.

The real superheroes of America are blue collared; Handymen, Home Service Technicians, and Small Businesses. But while you build America with your blood, sweat, and elbow grease, don’t forget to keep an eye on your bank balance.

Mobile POS systems have, by and large, replaced cash registers and manual bookkeeping. These innovations have reduced human error, oversight, and fraudulent activity for smaller businesses that previously lacked a proper payment gateway. And that’s not all these apps have done.

In 2020, mobile payment technology collectively welcomed 6.5 million users, most of whom were Gen Z and millennials. They’ve streamlined the technological aspect for several small businesses and professionals.

Mobile Payment Solution systems are payment gateways for small businesses, home technicians, home service providers, and workers with non-digital jobs. They first popped up somewhere around the turn of the century and have come a long way since then.

Digital wallets are becoming increasingly popular, and with good reason. They make life easier! But before you start using one, you need to know how they work, what they can do, and how they differ from traditional payment methods.

QR code payments have a long way to go in the US. Their rise began with COVID-19, when global interest started shifting towards bringing contactless payment apps to customers. Since then, this payment solution has emerged as a much-needed lifeline in retail, home services, and other small businesses.

QR codes are often used to track product information in a supply chain. Built-in QR readers in smartphones also enable easy marketing and advertising. Moreover, restaurant owners are now using QR codes that offer diners a contactless way to view the menu and place orders. QR codes can connect with any URL to help restaurant owners build customer loyalty in several ways.

Accepting digital payments has become essential for businesses in today's digital age. Here are some best practices to consider when accepting digital payments

Disputes can be raised by customers in any business transaction, and they can be challenged and eventually won only by sharing solid evidence.

Getting a dispute can be really frustrating, especially after all the hard work you put in. Disputes are handled by the cardholders’ bank, and they require evidence to rule the dispute in your favor.

MG Handyman, a Houston-based handyman services company, wanted a solution to the flimsy credit card readers that constantly got misplaced. They didn’t think they would end up saving money too.

Around The Town Moving & Storage wanted to give customer’s a better, more secure payment solution than calling up the office and giving their card details.

Denver-based Emergency Locksmith wanted a substitute for the card readers he kept forgetting. But he did not think he would end up giving his customers a better experience and more payment choices.

Mobile POS systems have, by and large, replaced cash registers and manual bookkeeping. These innovations have reduced human error, oversight, and fraudulent activity for smaller businesses that previously lacked a proper payment gateway. And that’s not all these apps have done.

In 2020, mobile payment technology collectively welcomed 6.5 million users, most of whom were Gen Z and millennials. They’ve streamlined the technological aspect for several small businesses and professionals.