Payments company Square expanded to its fourth market on Monday, debuting its credit card readers and point of sale devices in Australia. Square also operates in the U.S., Canada, and Japan. The ...

California-based mobile payments processing firm Square has launched its Bluetooth Low Energy contactless payments reader in Australia. Written by Asha Barbaschow, Contributor Sept. 26, 2016 at 7: ...

In 10 years, Jack Dorsey's Square has grown from start-up to a $43.2b company, now it is busy signing partnership deals with Australian regional banks.

Zeller goes after banks, Square and Tyro as payments war heats up. The small business payments landscape has another contender as a key figure behind Square’s Australian operations launches his ...

In Australia, the company launched Square Register in 2014 before opening a local operation with customer support in 2015. Square Reader is the second product to launch in the market.

The deal, for $29 billion, would introduce Afterpay’s “buy now, pay later” service to U.S. consumers and the small businesses that process their credit card transactions on Square.

In 2018, National Australia Bank paid out $7.4 million in compensation to 200,000 customers who were unable to take payments for six-and-a-half hours on a Saturday when its EFTPOS terminals went down.

Online payment platform Square is back online after it was rocked by system outages and “degraded performance”, leaving business owners unable to take payments. Deals of the Week In the know quiz ...

American payments fintech Stripe has launched a new suite of products Australia, challenging incumbents like Square and Zeller by offering small businesses access to Tap to Pay on Android and its ...

Customer trends toward digital payments could cost Australian banks A$600 million a year. ... Square terminals have a one-off cost starting at A$60 vs. the banks’ average A$300 annual charge.