Slice, a tech platform powering independent pizzerias in the US, has turned to Dutch payments platform Adyen to improve its payment processing experience.
Through Adyen for Platforms, Slice looks to enhance end-customer payment experience across its pizzeria clients.
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By GlobalDataAdyen for Platforms is designed to help platforms like Slice facilitate turnkey access to payment capabilities for their clients.
The solution will allow Slice to expand its service offering by introducing the latest payment technology to small business owners.
The move will help businesses eliminate operational complexity and drive digital transformation for its network of more than 16,000 independently owned pizzerias.
Slice chief technology officer Jason Ordway said: “Adyen’s best-in-class technology and extensive experience in powering payments for small businesses made them the ideal partner for Slice.
“As we continue to transform independent pizzerias with specialised tools, Adyen has enabled us to develop a solution that seamlessly complements our existing products and optimizes the payments process for our partners.”
Adyen North America president Brian Dammeir said: “By enhancing Slice’s payment offering they will be able to create better experiences for both the end-customers and the pizzerias.
“The power of platforms like Slice is that even a small family-owned pizzeria can now embrace Unified Commerce, and I’m excited for Adyen for Platforms to power such a solution.”
In May this year, Adyen launched its acquiring solution in Japan as the country witnessed an accelerated shift towards cashless payment in the backdrop of the ongoing global pandemic.
The move extended the firm’s local acquiring capabilities in Asia-Pacific, following the rollout in Hong Kong, New Zealand, Australia, Malaysia, and Singapore.