Business-only bank Tyro has entered into an agreement with Alipay to offer the first all-in-one EFTPOS solution to assist Australian businesses’ access to the Chinese visitor market.
“This is an exciting initiative for businesses in Australia, especially for those in the retail and hospitality sectors,” says Robbie Cooke, CEO of Tyro.
“It sees Tyro continue to challenge the status quo, being the first Australian bank to give its merchants the opportunity to seamlessly integrate with Alipay, enabling them to better serve Chinese tourists and giving customers more choice in how they want to pay.”
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Tyro’s untapped potential
Tyro has taken the lead and launched Australia’s first Tap & Save least-cost routing debit payment system to help small to medium enterprises save.
As Australians move closer towards a cashless society, small businesses are more likely to witness Australians wave a little plastic card, watch, or wristband around a small terminal to pay for their morning coffee or smashed avocado.
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Tyro
Like businesses, not all banks are the same. Tyro is shaking up the business banking world with smart technology that could save time and money.
Tyro EFTPOS integrates with 240+ point-of-sale/practice management system providers.
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Tyro launches Tap & Save ahead of government deadline for contactless payments
Tyro, Australia’s business-only bank, has launched a Tap & Save initiative to help small to medium enterprises save on re-routed debit tap-and-go payments.
Tap & Save is a first-to-market program from Tyro, offering least-cost routing ahead of the government’s 1 April 2018 deadline for banks to address merchants’ demand for cheaper tap-and-go debit payments.
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