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Worldline introduces its new Food Services Payments Suite enhancing payment experience for restaurants and their guests Florian Cottereau, Global Head of Sales for Retail and Food & Beverage, Merchant Services at Worldline, explains: “Worldline is a major payment service partner of main international brands of Quick Service Restaurants in Europe and the UK, such as Subway SSP, or Areas. With our Food Services Payments Suite, we aim to reinforce our footprint with local restaurant chains and F&B platforms. Food Services Payments is designed to offer a streamlined, secure, and efficient end-to-end payment solution which covers both in-restaurant and online payments. Furthermore, our unique “A la Carte Acquiring” approach enables merchants and partners to find the solution that best fits their needs.” https://lnkd.in/erGnrCPb Jorge Tarlea Ferdinand Fico Sylvain Marion Gregory Lambertie Pascal Mauzé Marija Nakevska, PhD Mirco Danesi Chandrashekhar Kachole Olivier Kuhn Lee Jones #FFNews #Fintech #Finance #Banking #Paytech #Payments #Insurtech #Insurance

As digital ordering becomes more popular, some restaurants are adopting GrabAndGo models to reduce labor expenses and increase profits. However, even when customers are picking up food to-go, most would prefer not to be restricted to using mobile payments. #iworkforComcast #FoodIndustry #RestaurantTech #MobilePayments https://lnkd.in/g5qidAA7

It's not about the pizza, however. Seven Eleven has quietly started their 7NOW delivery service in Hokkaido, Kanto, and Kyushu, and will go nationwide by next March. Convenience stores have already become neighborhood hubs where you can do anything from buy fresh food or a bento, do most of your ATM banking, pay for online shopping without using a credit card, and ship out the used goods you sold online. Getting into 30-minute delivery is a no-brainer because they are already acting as the "last mile." It is no wonder that Uber Eats has launched its own PickPackPay recently. The big question then is can independent delivery service firms find a competitive advantage over Japan's convenience store giants?

🚀 Exciting News in the Payments Industry! 🌐 Worldline, a global leader in payment services, has just launched an innovative solution that's set to transform the restaurant payment experience. Introducing the Worldline Food Services Payments Suite! This comprehensive solution is designed to provide an enhanced, seamless, and secure payment experience for the rapidly growing food and beverage industry. 🔍 Key Highlights: Tailored for quick-service restaurants, offering both in-restaurant and online payment solutions. Incorporates cutting-edge digital payment options like wallets, QR codes, and in-app payments. Focuses on improving customer engagement at checkout with AI-powered data analytics. Aims to streamline operational efficiency and adapt to evolving consumer preferences. 📈 With the global food service market projected to reach a staggering $5.42 trillion by 2030, this suite is a game-changer, meeting the industry's need for innovative and efficient payment solutions. 🔗 Read more about this exciting development here: https://lnkd.in/du_JPcP7 #Worldline #PaymentSolutions #RestaurantIndustry #DigitalTransformation #InnovationInPayments #Fintech #PayTech #IndustryExaminer

In the world of speedy delivery and online-everything, "Easy" just keeps getting Easier. Just when you think it couldn't get any easier, it does. I don't know about you, but these days when I have to wait 24 hours for the delivery of my online order (of anything!), I'm left wondering why there's such a delay. Because rapid on-demand delivery is now the norm. Over the last 20 years, e-commerce has transformed my life and, I suspect, yours. More choice, convenience, and personalisation. And now more speed. I was surprised to read the outcome of some research we did with JustEat recently to explore the shifts in the world of rapid delivery. It's not (just) food anymore. Oh no. The food was just for starters. There's plenty more where that came from - just you wait and see. Check this out: ➡️ https://ow.ly/28Yw50SOZG0

PYMNTS has just published the latest issue of the B2B and Digital Payments Tracker, a collaboration with American Express, where we tackle the importance of digital payments adoption in the restaurant sector. https://lnkd.in/e7x2vfM3 #digitalpayments #restaurants

To say that can not bypass the reason, as a global chain of pizza stores, as early as before entering the domestic market because of the love of the whole variety of flowery work, captured a large number of “Damen believers”, to become the global pizza a brother After entering the domestic market, after twenty years of silence, it began to accelerate its expansion, relying on excellent products and WeChat's full range of operations, so that any diner who has eaten there can't help but shout “Damen Forever”, expecting to have a Damen restaurant at their doorstep. Similar to its business in the global market, more than 80% of Delta's orders in China come from online, but the difference is that Delta has built up a full channel for members to order online: including WeChat applets, APPs, the official website, and third-party platforms such as Meituan Takeaway, HungryMall, Alipay/Koubei, and so on. In recent years, Delta has begun to speed up the expansion of new cities and the number of stores in the domestic market.

In the order-only food delivery business model shown below, the online platform acts as a middleman between customers and restaurants. In this model, restaurants are entitled to pay a commission fee to the platform owner for each order placed through the online platform. Gain in-depth insights into various food delivery business models at: https://lnkd.in/gWXdiMdh #fooddelivery #businessmodel #onlineplatform #foodbusiness #ecommerce

One of the biggest talking points at NRA is the debate between working with a single restaurant tech vendor vs piecing together a strong tech stack. Especially now with a lot of POS and payment processors are releasing more product offerings and releasing their own kiosks...there are advantages and disadvantages of working with a single vendor on things.

NEW REPORT: Powering competitive advantage through payments 59% of businesses across the UK acknowledge the pivotal role of the checkout experience as a key factor in gaining competitive advantage. Discover the future of customer-centric businesses with our latest research report! Backed by survey data from over 300 businesses in Retail, Food & Beverage and Hospitality. Launched in collaboration with FreedomPay and FT Longitude, the report looks at how businesses can adapt their payment strategies and stay ahead of the competition.