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A TEENAGE playwright and aspiring film director is set to take her sell-out show to a historic arts and culture event frequented by industry…
A TEENAGE playwright and aspiring film director is set to take her sell-out show to a historic arts and culture event frequented by industry…
iTWire Thursday, 13 May 2021 10:46 Eftpos commissions subsidiary Beem It to build its national QR code Shares Eftpos selects its subsidiary, Beem It, to build the company’s national QR code utility—starting immediately. The new QR code payments capability, which will be offered by Eftpos, is expected to be in market as early as July 2021, with multiple merchants in trial. Eftpos CEO Stephen Benton says that following a global tender process, Eftpos chose Beem It to build the QR code utility because of “its previous experience with QR codes in the Australian market, the st...
By Kate Weber on May 13, 2021 12:14PM Set for release this July. eftpos has asked its subsidiary Beem It to build a national QR code-based payment service ready for release by July. Work is expected to start immediately on the new capability, which will allow consumers to scan a QR code at the point-of-sale and pay with their choice of digital wallet. Merchants will be issued a unique QR code to display to customers. They will also be able to connect consumers to various offers such as loyalty, offers and receipts. The national rollout of the payment...
eftpos eftpos today announced that its subsidiary, Beem It, had been selected to build the company’s national QR code utility – starting immediately. The new QR code payments capability, which will be offered by eftpos, is expected to be in market as early as July 2021, with multiple merchants in trial. eftpos CEO Stephen Benton said that following a global tender process, eftpos selected Beem It to build the QR code utility because of its previous experience with QR codes in the Australian market, the strength of its team and its familiarity with the eftpos network. “It was great that ...