Changes in payment with cards: from now on the ticket will not be signed

“By digitizing payment receipts, we seek to improve both the cashier and merchant collection experience and that of their customers. This simplifies the entire payment process and the merchant can control their sales from the terminal or from My Payway,” he said. Lucas Gracia, Payway Product Director, in a statement.

Hereinafter, when charging, the merchant will show the amount entered in the terminal to the customer, who will bring his card close to make the payment with contactless (NFC) or insert the chip. After making the payment, you can select the option ‘Send by email’, to receive the proof of payment by email.

“The customer will receive the receipt in the indicated email with the details of their payment. It is no longer necessary to print the receipt for the customer to sign it,” the company explained.

For businesses, all receipts can be viewed both in the smart terminal (POS) and in the My Payway portal, through which they can track their sales and collection dates, manage new services for their business, create and share payment links and generate interoperable QR, among other features.

In March 2020, at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, the companies grouped in the Chamber of Credit and Purchase Cards (Atacyc) and the payment processors agreed that it would no longer be necessary for customers to sign payment receipts with debit or credit cards.

Prisma Medios de Pago operates in Argentina and in 14 other Latin American countries, as a provider of means of payment and collection for banks, fintechs, businesses and consumers through its main brands: Payway (POS terminals, payment gateway for e-commerce, payment conciliation service), Banelco (ATM network) and PagoMisCuentas (electronic payment of taxes and services).