Take contactless card payments on your Android phone

One of the most attractive and competitive offerings myPOS provides is instant settlement of funds. This means that as a myPOS merchant, your funds will be available seconds after the transaction.

While myPOS Glass currently works with Visa and Mastercard for NFC contactless cards, you can still accept payments through your phone via the QR code functionality. With the QR code payments, other than the usual Visa and Mastercard, you can accept AMEX, Bancontact, JCB payments, Apple Pay and Google Pay.

A QR code is easy to generate as you simply need to type in the required amount, tap the QR code function on your phone, and once generated, the code can be scanned by your client. They will then be taken to a secure page in order to complete the transaction. Once this is done, your payment will be settled in your free merchant account instantly.

Yes, you can with our new QR code payments. Simply enter the sum and generate a QR code - from there, your customer needs to scan the code from your phone. He’ll be taken to a secure online payments page where they need to enter their card details and complete the payment. Once complete, the money will be instantly settled in your account and visible in the myPOS Glass app.

To resolve this issue, try to locate the Near Field Communication (NFC) chip on the back of your phone and hold the card against this chip until you see and hear a signal that the payment has been successful. Also make sure that the card is contactless as only contactless cards can be accepted through your smartphone. An alternative would be to accept the payment via the QR code payment.

To accept online payments, simply generate a Payment Request from the “more” menu and send the link via email, chat or SMS. Your customer will be then be taken to a secure payments page to complete the payment, making it easier than ever for you to accept even remote payments smoothly and securely.

For standard Payment Requests, which can be sent to your clients via chat, email or SMS, you can check the status of the payment in your myPOS account or in your myPOS Glass app under the “More - Payment Requests” menu. There are different statuses of Payment Requests, namely seen, pending, paid, cancelled, etc. For QR codes which you’ve generated via your myPOS Glass app, you will be able to see the payment right away on your phone and account as these payments are done with the client on your side. The payments will be visible under the “Activity” tab and in the Payment Requests menu.

A myPOS account is a business IBAN account, which is offered to myPOS merchants in the EEA, UK & Switzerland. It is one of the free value-added offerings that merchants can enjoy in addition to the free and instant settlement of funds offered by myPOS.

As a myPOS merchant, you also get a free standard business card with which you can proceed to utilise your funds, although you can also take advantage of our prestigious and luxurious Platinum range of Silver, Gold and Metal business cards. Available in multiple currencies, your free myPOS account can help your business grow.

You can send an electronic receipt to the customer by either emailing them or sending them their receipt via SMS. Choose the most convenient option for your customer and be accountable for each sale you make.

Yes! An increasingly popular method of accepting payments, sensory and sonic branding with Visa and Mastercard, respectively, will be available on your myPOS Glass app. Creating a memorable payment experience for your customers, you can also take advantage of some of the value-added perks of sonic branding for your business.

The myPOS Glass app has been exclusively developed for merchants, business professionals or companies who sign up for a merchant account with myPOS in order to continue trading and accept seamless payments. We support sole traders, individuals who are self-employed, freelancers, private limited liability companies, public companies, partnerships (as well as the local European equivalents). Тhere are a small number of industries we currently don't support, such as FX speculators, weapons and arms dealers, non-regulated charities, companies with bearers shares and others. Please check our Acceptance Policy in the Legal section here.