"Android devices already connect billions of people globally, and by teaming up with Stripe to support Tap to Pay, we are providing businesses who have Android devices an easy and cost-effective way to accept contactless payments from their customers."īusinesses can grow without traditional hardware “Contactless payments are increasingly becoming the norm, therefore it's crucial that businesses of all sizes are able to accept this form of payment,” said Dong Min Kim, director of product management, Google Payments. With fast integrations and no additional hardware required, Tap to Pay helps businesses add or expand in-person payments with minimal cost and effort, giving businesses across the globe that run on Stripe another way to capture revenue. Shoppers expect a unified commerce experienceĪ recent Stripe survey found that 65% of businesses plan to prioritize a unified in-person and online checkout experience this year, while an industry report reported that 64% of shoppers prefer brands with an online and in-store presence. "Thanks to the Stripe Terminal SDK, our mobile teams were able to implement Tap to Pay on Android phones in just two weeks with minimal resources.” "We're constantly working to improve the current payment experience and make it as seamless as possible," said Aram Muradyan, head of product at Squire. Squire, a barbershop business management platform, recently adopted Tap to Pay on Android with Stripe to make it easier for barbershops to accept in-person payments. Tap to Pay on Android helps businesses build and customize in-person checkouts without the need for traditional point-of-sale hardware.
SAN FRANCISCO-Stripe, a financial infrastructure platform for businesses, today announced support for Tap to Pay on Android, enabling businesses in six countries to accept contactless in-person payments using a compatible phone or tablet.
Tap to Pay on Android is now available through Stripe Terminal for in-person contactless payments in the US, Canada, the UK, New Zealand, Australia, and Singapore.
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