New app allows business owners to take payments on their wrist

The payment platform, eWAY, that powers over 20,000 online businesses and processes over one quarter of all the online spend in Australia will now enable business owners and sales people to take payments from their wrist. Paving the way with mobile payment innovation, eWay has developed a new app for the Apple Watch that enables […]

Daniel Jacobs
Daniel Jacobs
Apps · 24 Sept 2015 · 2 min read
Above New app allows business owners to take payments on their wrist. Dynamic Business

The payment platform, eWAY, that powers over 20,000 online businesses and processes over one quarter of all the online spend in Australia will now enable business owners and sales people to take payments from their wrist.

Paving the way with mobile payment innovation, eWay has developed a new app for the Apple Watch that enables merchants to take payments on the go in pre defined amounts.

The Apple Watch app is designed to work with eWay’s existing merchant ecosystem including Mobile app and the mobile payment device, smartPOS.

With online payments in Australia growing rapidly and expected to exceed $19 billion in 2015, an increasing number of traditionally offline businesses are beginning to open up online payment channels.

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