Intuit Launches Intuit Pay Chip And PIN System In UK

By  |  March 14, 2013
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Mobile payments company Intuit has launched its new Intuit Pay chip and PIN mPayments platform in the United Kingdom, reports Finextra.

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    Intuit Pay enables merchants to accept Visa and MasterCard payments from iOS devices and charges 2.75 percent per transaction.

    “Intuit Pay solves an important problem for the millions of small businesses and trades people in the UK who don’t currently accept card payments and so miss out on sales or prompt payment as a result,” said Terry Hicks, VP, products, global business division for Intuit.

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