Square tries to innovate the Merchant Payment Market
Mirco Pasqualini
Focused on Interactive Advertising, Digital UX, TV2.0 - IpTV UI, Branding & Design, Web Strategies, Web Technologies & Architecture, Application UX & Interface. @ New York - Linkedin Profile

Mobile payments startup Square is announcing big numbers today—500,000 Square card readers shipped, 1 million Square transactions in May, and the startup is now processing $3 million in mobile payments per day.

Today, Dorsey is revealing Square Register, a high-powered point of sale replacement for cash registers and point of sale terminals as well as Square Card Case for consumer.

Square Register For The iPad

Square’s COO Keith Rabois tells us that as the startup has created a payments product for small businesses, they’ve learned that many businesses have more needs than simply having a credit card processor. One of these needs is being able to not only accept cards, but also communicate with customers more efficiently. So today, Square is launching this brand new version of its iPad app, Square Register.

The Square Card Case For Consumers

As you can see from the image, the Card Case looks as a wallet-like case you would store your loyalty cards or credit cards in. Here’s how it works: when you go to a merchant who is a participating Square users, the merchant will send you a link to download the app on your mobile phone. It’s important to note that the app is not available in the App Store publicly, and at launch will only support iPhones; Android support will be rolled out soon.

More details about it www.squareup.com

Mirco Pasqualini
Mirco Pasqualini
Published June 26, 2011
Category: Business Model

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