You can now scan your restaurant receipt and pay with Apple Pay
What you need to know
- Clover has announced a new Scan to Pay feature for restaurants.
- iPhone owners can now scan a QR code on their receipt and pay with Apple Pay.
- The new feature is available today for businesses and their customers.
Clover, one of the popular point of sale systems made for small businesses, has come out with a new feature that makes paying the bill a lot faster at restaurants.
Reported by 9to5Mac, the company announced a new feature called "Scan to Pay" that allows iPhone owners to scan a QR code on their receipt and securely pay their bill, even adding the tip, using Apple Pay.
Clover announced the new Scan to Pay feature in a press release today:
iPhone owners can now scan a QR code at the bottom of their receipt and pay their bill using Apple Pay. According to Clover, this new method makes checkout at restaurants more enjoyable for customers and makes turning tables over to new customers faster for the business.
Both the server and the customer both receive confirmation of payment immediately and, if the restaurant allows you to leave feedback, the customer can do so while checking out.
If you'd like to learn more about Scan to Pay you can visit Clover's website.
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