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PAYWare Mobile sounds like a cool idea.
It consists of two parts: an iPhone app and a reader, which is a piece of hardware.
The reader is a sleeve into which you slip your iPhone. During the course of a transaction, the merchant launches the app, enters a PIN and can then accept payments from customers by swiping credit cards through the reader. There is a stylus for customers to sign on the iPhone screen.
Photo courtesy of PAYWare Mobile.
It could be useful for small-business owners who are mobile.
Here's a video on how it works:
Anyone using it? Thoughts?
Andréa Maria Cecil is managing editor at the Central Penn Business Journal. She is a 31-year-old native New Orleanian who is interested in how gadgets and technology can make business more efficient.![]()
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