iZettle POS Makes Brazilian Debut

By  |  August 28, 2013
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Stockholm-based social payments service iZettle has launched in Brazil, a press release for the company revealed on August 27.

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    IZettle’s card reader will be sold for R$99, but will be free for any merchant or individual who signs up before September 30.

    “The launch of a solution which offers secure and flexible mobile transactions with cards is something new in the country and will allow thousands of small entrepreneurs to have access to a service previously reserved to larger businesses,” Cassius Schymura, payments services director at iZettle’s partner Banco Santander, said in an August 27 statement.

    For more on the launch, read the full release here.  


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