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Wednesday 11 May 2016 8:10 pm

Worldpay set to team up with accountancy software firms

By: Billy Bambrough

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Payments processor Worldpay is set to team up with some of the UK’s largest accountancy software firms as it continues to move towards serving small and medium-sized businesses.

Worldpay yesterday unveiled a tablet-based till to further its push into the SME market and is in talks with accountancy software companies over potential tie-ups that would combine a range of payment services.

The company plans to use the till to drive its cash advancement service that launched last year using data collected from managing payments as a form of credit checking.

Worldpay has now made three million advances.

“Working with accounting software companies like Sage is a natural next step for us,” Worldpay UK managing director Dave Hobday told Morning Wire

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