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Payments provider Tyro Payments has partnered with StoreConnect, enabling integrated payments for the “first ever point-of-sale (POS)” built on Salesforce for small to medium size businesses.

Fintech startup Adatree launches COVID_Hotspot Alert, a service that leverages card purchase data and data-matching AI technology to alert consumers if they have visited a COVID exposure site.

Bendigo Bank has signed a deal with ASX-listed payments solutions provider Tyro Payments making the latter the exclusive merchant acquiring partner for its business banking customers.

EFTPOS payments provider Tyro’s customers can now use Apple’s Siri to pay bills and complete other transactions, including business expenses.

Payments provider Tyro is partnering with digital payment solutions company Afterpay in a deal which will see Afterpay’s deferred payment plans spread across thousands of small businesses through Tyro’s EFTPOS platform.

Australian EFTPOS payments provider Tyro Payments has appointed former UBank executive Natalie Dinsdale as its new head of Brand & Marketing.

Nine Australian companies have made the list of the world’s leading fintech innovators, the 2016 Fintech 100, with three, including payments provider Tyro, among the leading 50 established global fintech companies.

Banking inefficiencies and red tape are costing Australia’s small and medium-sized businesses and the economy billions of dollars every year, according to newly published research from Eftpos payments provider, Tyro.

Hospitality point of sale provider Impos has partnered with Australia’s independent EFTPOS banking provider Tyro to give venues a low-cost, all-in-one solution for sales and payments.

Card payments provider Tyro has warned that Australia’s position in the global fintech market could be jeopardised if  big banks are allowed to retain control of customer transaction data.

Australia could become the FinTech Hub of Asia within years if the Federal Government proceeds with its range of reforms announced by the Treasurer Scott Morrison today, according to EFTPOS payments provider Tyro.

Card payments provider Tyro Payments wants the Reserve Bank to take further action to eliminate interchange fees which banks and other financial institutions charge each other for processing credit and debit card transactions.

Eftpos provider Tyro Payments has raised $100 million to fund the next stage of its expansion and accelerate new product development.

The Commonwealth Bank has copped a spray from Tyro over the latest of a string of outages of its online services, with the upstart payments provider saying it’s about time Australia’s banking system adopted world’s best practice and invested in state of the art systems required for the 21st century.

EFTPOS provider Tyro says half a million Australian small and medium sized businesses can now accept mobile payments in-store from millions of PayPal users through its new partnership with the global payments giant.

EFTPOS Payments provider Tyro Payments wants the fees banks and other financial institutions charge each other for processing credit and debit cards to be abolished.

Australian EFTPOS payments provider Tyro Payments has forged an alliance with US fintech company, Yodlee, to give its Fintech Hub members secure, flexible access to Yodlee’s Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), and 14,000 global financial data sources.

EFTPOS payments company TYRO has opened a new hub for financial technology startups in Sydney.

Tyro Payments CEO Jost Stollmann claims low income Aussies are paying up to $500 million a year in unnecessary credit and debit card fees to subside richer Australians due to what he says are “hidden billing practices” of the largest banks.

It might get a bit messy in some restaurants, cafes and pubs around the country on the first day of August, this Friday, when signatures are officially abolished on all credit and debit card payments, to be replaced by PINs.