Jo Toolan

3 weeks ago | ffnews.com | Lauren Towner |Jo Toolan

PayPoint has announced that WHSmith has implemented its i-movo secure digital voucher service across all of its UK stores. The move is driven by WHSmith’s strategy to remove paper vouchers from its supply chain for an improved customer experience and reduced environmental impact. The roll-out includes both assisted and self-checkout point-of-sale systems.

Oct 15, 2024 | ffnews.com | Lauren Towner |Jo Toolan

Alzheimer’s Society and PayPoint today announce a new partnership to simplify and enhance cash donations and transactions. The collaboration addresses the growing challenges for charities when it comes to handling cash, particularly as high street banks and Post Office branches become less accessible.

Aug 27, 2024 | ffnews.com | Lauren Hinton |Jo Toolan |Siddhartha Ram

PayPoint and Teya are delighted to announce its partnership which has led to the launch of a new service for Teya Business Account holders at PayPoint stores nationwide. Teya customers can now access a convenient cash payment service where they can add funds directly into their business accounts at over 29,000 PayPoint stores across the UK. The process is quick and initiated via the Teya App where customers can put cash for a specified amount, by generating a unique barcode.

Aug 14, 2024 | ffnews.com | Lauren Towner |Jo Toolan |Adam Sharpe

Leading financial services business Cardstream and multichannel payments provider PayPoint Plc (PayPoint) have officially announced their collaboration. The powerful partnership sees PayPoint integrating Cardstream’s Gateway Connectivity into their MultiPay digital payments platform, which will allow it to continue to build a robust and scalable solution for clients.

Jul 16, 2024 | ffnews.com | Lauren Hinton |Jo Toolan

PayPoint today issues a warning over the risks of Unauthorised Cheque Fraud which last year cost victims in the UK £5.6 million according to the UK Finance Annual Fraud Report 2024. Despite the overall value of Unauthorised Cheque Fraud losses falling by -25% in 2023, the number of cases rose by almost a quarter (+24%) in parallel, indicating that criminals still view it a highly lucrative crime.