Retail Technology
Main Image: Kalixa Payment System
Right Top to Bottom : Customer Paying, Ed Chandler CEO of Kalixa Group
different companies are involved in making or accepting a single payment, with each one taking a cut and expecting a return. This is adding unnecessary cost, complexity and risk to merchant and consumer payments. In times of austerity, businesses
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recognition software that will change advertising to suit whatever demographic is viewing it, this is an exciting time in regards to technology and with new advances almost daily I cant wait to see what the industry comes up with next.
Most merchants and consumers don’t know that up to ten different companies are involved in making or accepting a single payment
with shrinking margins and consumers with lighter wallets simply cannot go on paying over the odds,” said Ed Chandler, CEO of Kalixa Group.
The Kalixa Solutions include 3 devices that all link together to make payments simpler for both the retailer and the consumer. The devices include the Kalixa Pro, a mobile handheld chip and pin device, Kalixa Pay the ewallet with prepaid MasterCard that can be used through mobile phones and tablets, and Kalixa Accept that helps businesses worldwide accept payment. As this moment in time it feels as though a shift in customer demands are driving a change in retailers focus and their use of technology. Looking forward we will see a future where technology helps to make consumers’ day‐to‐day lives easier and purchases becoming automated. A future where intelligent appliances can reorder shopping as it runs out, a future of facial
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Kalixa T: +43 (0) 1 22750 37253 W:
www.kalixa.com
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