Retriever Merchant Solutions, based in Munster, Indiana, is a leading payment service provider (PSP) assisting retail stores, restaurants, professional organizations, and e-commerce outlets with a range of services. Like many in the PSP industry, Retriever Merchant Solutions’ products are facilitating the ease of point-of-sale (POS) transactions for their consumers through innovations, such as all-in-one POS services that allow businesses to function from one single platform.
In recent years, POS technology has evolved to mobile platforms, mPOS, which allow retailers and other businesses to process transactions from a mobile phone or a tablet. The technology is ingenious, because it typically operates in the cloud, allowing businesses to function in one space online. Theoretically, a business can complete transactions, track inventory and sales, and complete online orders through an all-in-one platform, translating into savings, efficiency, and consumer satisfaction. However, these newer technologies are moving business toward Unified Commerce. In the integration of POS tasks over one network, consumers have benefited from technology that has made shopping much easier. Unified Commerce is a term that refers to commerce that is everywhere, allowing consumers to order products and services at their convenience. This method of POS provides consumers with a consistent and personalized experience, with more control.
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Retriever Merchant Solutions (RMS) works out of Munster, Indiana, to provide a worldwide network of clients with the best technology systems available for merchant payment processing. Retriever Merchant Solutions recently added Worldpay (then known as Vantiv) as one of its leading partners, with RMS serving as a major independently-run sales office for Worldpay systems. Worldpay, which offers a wide range of credit- and debit-card processing, omni-channel, Internet-based, and in-person solutions, also offers access to current industry reports on its website, including data on customer-purchasing behavior across multiple financial-transaction types. This data shows, for example, that the average banking customer has held an account with a primary financial institution for more than seven years and that almost three-quarters of these individuals are very satisfied with their bank’s services and would recommend it to friends and family. Other interesting statistics delineate generational shifts in financial-services preferences. For instance, while almost half of all credit-card customers want the added security benefit of being able to activate or deactivate their cards in real time, more than 60 percent of Millennials place a high value on that feature. Still other statistics gathered by Worldpay involve consumers’ knowledge and use of their own credit-score information, which again show generational partialities. More than 90 percent of customers in the age range of 25-34 know their credit scores, while less than 80 percent of those over 44 know theirs. Please visit http://www.rmsnpc.com/ for more information about RMS. |
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