SumUp inks American Express deal

SumUp has signed a deal that will allow it to process American Express card payments in all major regions in which it operates. The start up's technology enables merchants to take debit and credit card payments with their smartphones.

The company says that the agreement means it will accept more types of cards in more regions than any other mobile Point of Sale technology provider worldwide. Daniel Klein, CEO at SumUp, comments: “It’s extremely frustrating for a merchant when they miss out on making a sale because they can’t accept the type of card a customer wants to use. The only person it’s more frustrating for is the customer who goes away empty-handed. That’s why we’re delighted that we will be able to process American Express card payments on behalf of our merchants and to the advantage of American Express’ thriving and deeply loyal customer base.”

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