AnyPay's Paymo service has joined Japan's mobile payments sector. It is designed to make individual payments for group bills easier at social occasions. The service debuted with a short film called Table Trick, showing Paymo as a seamless and hassle-free experience. The app aims to reduce the awkwardness of one person paying for a meal and then chasing the group for payment afterwards. In Japan, there are many ways that people can pay for things in restaurants. Paymo’s tagline translates as ‘Turn going Dutch into fond memories’. AnyPay is targeting 7 million downloads in Paymo's first year from users in their 20s and 30s.
AnyPay's Paymo service has joined Japan's mobile payments sector. It is designed to make individual payments for group bills easier at social occasions. The service debuted with a short film called Table Trick, showing Paymo as a seamless and hassle-free experience. The app aims to reduce the awkwardness of one person paying for a meal and then chasing the group for payment afterwards. In Japan, there are many ways that people can pay for things in restaurants. AnyPay is targeting 7 million downloads in Paymo's first year from users in their 20s and 30s.