UK start-up SumUp has launched its card payment terminal which requires neither an app nor a WiFi connection. The 3G Reader was developed in direct response to customer feedback, and uses an integrated mobile data connection to carry out payments, with SumUp charging 1.91% per payment. SumUp's low rate compares to the 1.75% charged by rivals iZettle and Square. The 3G Reader initially costs £91 ($69) and is set to launch in Europe in the coming weeks.
UK start-up SumUp has launched its card payment terminal which requires neither an app nor a WiFi connection. The 3G Reader was developed in direct response to customer feedback, and uses an integrated mobile data connection to carry out payments, with SumUp charging 1.69% per payment. SumUp's low rate compares to the 1.75% charged by rivals iZettle and Square. The 3G Reader initially costs £69 ($91) and is set to launch in Europe in the coming weeks.