He adds: “With FreedomPay’s commerce tech, consumers and merchants gain access to world class technology, including our seamless tokenisation capacity.”
“This feature enhances data security while delivering the seamless, personalised experiences consumers love. Tokenisation protects customer data with a randomly generated “token.” Not only does this protect bank accounts and credit card numbers, it also allows merchants to recognise their customers.”
“It also allows customers to build profiles of spending patterns and provide insights to deliver more targeted loyalty programs, promotions and rewards. These features, powered by FreedomPay, enable consumers to use any credit or debit card to check out with any merchant or venue that accepts Amazon One.”
Kronenthal, concludes: “Merchants face a rapidly changing consumer landscape. Payment flexibility will remain key to customer satisfaction and a merchant’s brand reputation.”
“As consumer expectations continue to emphasise speed, customisation and convenience of checkout, merchants must optimise every interaction with consumers by embracing innovation, prioritising personalisation and delivering a seamless and secure experience.”
“A platform like FreedomPay’s differentiated and convenient payment experience is key to helping merchants unleash the power of pay with the world’s open payments platform. We’re excited to work with AWS to launch this new solution and to continue building innovative new physical retail experiences.”
DIGITAL REVOLUTION
The UK is on the brink of a digital payments transformation, with digital wallet purchases set to surpass card transactions within ten years, according to research by FreedomPay and Retail Economics.
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