The year 2021 started with a strong trend of digitization and improvement of the performance of online functions provided by banking applications. The trend continues in March, according to an announcement by OTP Bank, which launches the OTP POSibil service, a solution that facilitates card payment and the use of mobile phones instead of POS.
OTP Bank welcomes customers with an application that simplifies how to pay by card, through transforming the mobile phone into POS.
Specifically, the new OTP Bank application allows customers to perform payment acceptance operations on the spot, without the need for a classic POS terminal and without additional maintenance costs or consumables.
“Everything is simpler when you can access digital services, optimized to support your business wherever you are. The OTP POSibil solution turns your mobile phone into a mobile POS and helps you reach the next level in the sale of your products and services, thanks to the ease of charging your transactions paid by bank cards directly on your mobile phone “, transmits OTP Bank.
Who benefits from the new technology
Roxana Hidan, Deputy General Manager of OTP Bank Romania, Retail Division, claims that OTP POSibil is an innovative digital application, extremely useful for a wide range of customers, especially for those who do not want to waste time and want to collect payments “from mers ”.
“It is an innovative digital application, created especially for those who want to collect payments on the go, directly on their mobile phone, in a secure and fast way. Our growth strategy of OTP Bank therefore considers the expansion of the physical network, but at the same time we develop modern and flexible online solutions, in line with the transformation of the general behavior towards shopping ”.
Roxana Hidan
OTP POSibil is launched in partnership with Mastercard and Visa.
The OTP Banck application is compatible with mobile terminals with Android operating system, mobile phone or tablet.
OTP Bank Romania is part of the OTP Group, one of the most important financial groups in Central and Eastern Europe, with operations in countries such as Hungary, Montenegro, Croatia, Bulgaria, Russia, Ukraine, Slovakia, Serbia and Romania.
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