OpenTable Will Test Mobile Payments

By  |  July 31, 2013
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Online reservation player OpenTable has announced that it will soon allow diners to pay for checks with its mobile app, The New York Times reported on July 31.

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    OpenTable will begin testing mobile payments in San Francisco before expanding later this year.

    OpenTable CEO Matthew Roberts told the Times that the company has several issues to sort out with the app before the launch. For more on these potential roadblocks, read the full report here.  


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