Netherlands Gets Adyen mPOS Devices Via Vodafone

By PYMNTS | September 4, 2013

Global payments company Adyen announced that mobile network operator Vodafone will now sell the Adyen Shuttle mPOS payment technology across Dutch B2B stores. Adyen’s mPOS device allows small to medium-sized business merchants in Europe to accept mobile payment transactions at a low cost. The technology will be sold in stores across Amsterdam, Haarlem, Hoofddorp, Utrecht, Maarssen, Zeist, Arnhem, Nijmegen, Rotterdam, Rijswijk, Gouda, Den Haag and Den Bosch. Vodafone and Adyen are targeting SMB businesses in the area with the collaborative scheme, and hope to help these smaller merchants build better payment systems.

“We are pleased to count as our sales partner a leading innovator at the forefront of mobile communication. Many of Vodafone’s commercial customers are a natural target audience for Shuttle and we are now better able to reach them,” said Roelant Prins, CCO at Adyen. “Traditionally Adyen has focused on online payments, a solution with which we serve large international clients. We now offer an entire portfolio of online, mobile and point-of-sale solutions. The Shuttle brings the power of online payment technology to a point-of-sale environment, and that makes it pretty revolutionary.”

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