Source: RevoluGROUP Canada Inc.
  • RevoluGROUP Canada (TSXV:REVO) has launched RevoluPOS, a worldwide credit and debit card processing platform
  • RevoluPOS is a POS (point of sale) platform linked to RevoluPAY available on Apple and Android devices, enables people to accept credit or debit card payments worldwide
  • The platform eliminates the need for self-employed or small to medium-sized businesses to pass credit checks to obtain a merchant account to bill credit or debit cards
  • RevoluGROUP Canada (REVO) opened trading at $0.11 per share

RevoluGROUP Canada (TSXV:REVO) has launched RevoluPOS, a worldwide credit and debit card processing platform.

RevoluPOS is a POS (point of sale) platform linked to RevoluPAY available on Apple and Android devices, enables people to accept credit or debit card payments worldwide.

The platform eliminates the need for self-employed or small to medium-sized businesses to pass credit checks to obtain a merchant account to bill credit or debit cards. Instead, any RevoluPAY user can begin selling products or services by charging clients via Visa or Mastercard.

The Vancouver-based company explained that many small business owners cannot obtain credit card processing since local banks remain disinterested in providing these credit card processing and billing services. The platform can resolve this dilemma without any sign-ups required, entrepreneurs, self-employed, or small business owners can accept Visa and Mastercard payments worldwide.

RevoluPOS also appeals to small businesses in developed nations who want to diversify payment acceptance.

RevoluGROUP Canada is a multinational financial technology company active in banking, remittances, forex payments, esports, travel and blockchain, among others. The company recently granted incentive share options to purchase up to 12,250,000 common shares to its officers, directors, employees, and consultants, with an exercise price of $0.13 per share. Click here for more on that news.

RevoluGROUP Canada (REVO) opened trading at $0.11 per share.

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