Pay as you go Card Acceptance Service Chip & PIN keypad + mobile phone =
The easy way to take card payments
If you thought taking debit and credit card payments was not for you, think again.
WorldPay’s new pay as you go, mobile card payment solution, is specially designed so that anyone can take debit and credit card payments easily and affordably.
Signing up is easy and it could really benefit your business*:
• Secure Chip & PIN technology • No commitment – simply pay as you go
£59.99 Only
(inc. VAT)
for your Chip & PIN keypad
• Money in your bank account within 4 business days
• UK call centres and helpdesk
• Option to accept payments by phone, including deposits
• Pricing options to suit you from 75p** per debit card transaction; credit cards only 2.95%** – see our website for more information
• Available on iPhone, iPad, Android or Blackberry.
To find out more and apply, visit
mobile.worldpay.com and quote ‘ECA’
* Terms and conditions apply ** Debit MasterCard EEA, Maestro Domestic and Visa Debit/Electron will be charged from 75p. Maestro International, MasterCard (Credit, Business, Corporate, Purchasing, Signia, World, Debit Commercial International and Debit Personal International) and Visa (Credit, Business, Corporate, Purchasing, Debit Commercial International, Electron Personal International and Debit Personal International) will be charged from 2.95%, dependant on your chosen price plan.
WorldPay (UK) Limited, Registered Office 55 Mansell Street, London E1 8AN. Registered in England No. 07316500. WorldPay (UK) Limited is authorised and regulated as a Payments Institution by the Financial Services Authority. WorldPay (UK) Limited is entered on the Financial Services Authority’s Register (No. 530923). SOHOPF 006 01/2013
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