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MobilePay, Apple Pay, and Google Pay are gaining popularity as alternatives to physical payment cards for online transactions. According to September data from 30,000 webshops connected to Quickpay’s payment gateway, customers used one of the three mobile wallets in almost every other transaction.

Small and medium-sized shops, webshops and service companies are looking for solutions that can ease administration and free up resources. That’s why unified commerce is predicted to become the new black. Unified commerce integrates all sales data on one platform and provides a digital and therefore business boost for retailers.

Quickpay has a close partnership with SportyFriends and Padel iQ, two booking platforms for sports and padel clubs. With Quickpay, payments and all payment administration are simplified for users and clubs. Currently, SportyFriends has 180,000 users, and Padel iQ is expected to reach 400,000 global users by the end of 2025.

Since 2015, Quickpay has worked closely with the Danish Football Association (DBU), providing a payment solution used by DBU member clubs to collect membership fees online. Quickpay is thus an integrated service within DBU’s comprehensive membership, administration, and subscription system, KlubOffice.

Since its establishment in 2017, Danish Hairlust has gained a foothold as an innovative natural haircare brand. Today, it sells its products in over 80 countries via 13 online shops.

Digital wallets like MobilePay, Apple Pay, and Google Pay are revolutionizing the payment solutions market. They offer secure, efficient, and innovative transaction solutions, and they open the door to new services, which will create even closer ties to consumers.

Unified Commerce integrates all sales channels and back-end systems on a single platform, enhancing customer experience, loyalty, inventory management, payment flexibility, and data analytics, making it essential for modern retail strategies.

To ensure your online store is ready to receive payments, set up a Quickpay account for seamless integration and secure transactions, utilizing Clearhaus as the acquirer and enabling various payment methods while protecting against fraud and minimizing downtime.

Starting in 2018, Zakobo embarked on a mission to create a cutting-edge administration system with a focus on intuitiveness and scalability. Their goal was to design a system tailored specifically for sports associations, one that could be easily customized to cater to the unique needs of each individual customer.

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