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The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed the way businesses operate. Health concerns, the need to reduce human contact, and changing shopping habits have increased the use of contactless payment options.

QR codes are often perceived as a convenient, fast, and easy way to share information. They can be found everywhere, from billboards, magazines, newspapers, and even on the sides of buses. QR codes are now also being used as a payment method globally.

Contactless payment systems observed a noticeable spike in sales during the lockdown. The mass-scale adoption of this technology was prompted by the growing consumer concerns about contracting the virus via secondhand transmission.

If you're a retailer, you've probably spent more time researching new mobile POS systems than anything else. The reasons are obvious—the growth of mobile technology has made it possible to do business anywhere, anytime.

ScanPay is a digital payment solution that replaces traditional methods with an easy-to-use and safe mobile payment app. With ScanPay, merchants can accept payments anywhere and anytime.

ScanPay helps thousands of businesses in the US accept contactless payments (Apple Pay, Google Pay, Samsung Pay) through the ScanPay mobile payment app.

ScanPay offers a mobile digital payment app for contractors and other service professionals that makes financial transactions easier for all parties involved.

ScanPay is helping many small to medium business owners achieve their operational goals with an innovative mobile invoicing app. Their contactless method of payment has made financial transactions safer for both consumers as well as retailers.

According to a 2020 report by Reuters, the domestic work sector in the United States experienced the biggest casualties of the pandemic. The shelter-in-place orders put millions of landscapers, gardeners, nannies, caretakers, and domestic helpers out of a job, with some receiving no house calls for months on end.

On average, small and medium businesses in the US spend 15 days and $6000 in labor costs to chase delayed payments EVERY YEAR. As of 2020, there were 3.7 million micro-businesses. That was 532,800,000 working hours down the drain. Surprising, isn’t it?

Small business owners have to adopt all the right measures to meet their future growth targets efficiently. The use of innovative technology can help reduce redundancies within the workplace and optimize operations.

The real superheroes of America are blue collared; Handymen, Home Service Technicians, and Small Businesses. But while you build America with your blood, sweat, and elbow grease, don’t forget to keep an eye on your bank balance.