By integrating Apple Pay and Google Pay, PublicSquare’s PSQ Payments addresses the need for simplified mobile payment options—streamlining the checkout experience, especially for mobile-first customers.
PublicSquare has announced the successful integration and launch of Apple Pay and Google Pay across its PSQ Payments platform, providing merchants with a seamless and secure mobile solution. This expansion enhances PSQ Payments’ capabilities and reinforces its commitment to merchant-focused innovation.
Since the launch of PSQ Payments, merchant partners have consistently highlighted the need for simplified mobile payment options. By integrating Apple Pay and Google Pay, PSQ Payments addresses this demand—streamlining the checkout experience, especially for mobile-first customers.
Michael Seifert, Chairman and CEO of PublicSquare, said, “This launch is a direct response to merchant feedback. Apple Pay and Google Pay were at the top of their wishlist, and we’re proud to deliver. We’re now better equipped to serve merchants who want to optimise their sales funnel for the mobile-first consumer.”
“By adding these leading mobile payment options, PSQ Payments continues to expand its platform’s capabilities for merchants across various industries. The integration also positions our partners to reach broader customer bases, including demographics that expect one-tap mobile payments as a standard.”
PSQ Payments’ launch customer for this new feature is a business in the travel industry, where mobile-led transactions are common and seamless payments are essential.
The partnership marks an important step in PSQ Payments’ platform expansion beyond its original focus on outdoor recreation and Second Amendment merchants—a sector it has consistently supported since its inception.
“In verticals like the travel space, convenience and speed at checkout can make or break a transaction,” added Michael Seifert. “With Apple Pay and Google Pay, we’re ensuring that businesses can offer a frictionless checkout experience on mobile devices, helping to reduce cart abandonment and boost conversions.”
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