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Visa launches program enabling small business to accept digital payments

The programme is now open to payment facilitators in APAC.

Visa has launched the Acceptance Fast Track Program, enabling small businesses to begin accepting digital payments in a matter of minutes.

Onboarded businesses will be provided with access to new acceptance solutions from Visa, like the Tap to Phone terminals in Asia Pacific that turn merchants’ smartphones to payment acceptance devices; eCommerce payment capabilities for merchants and small businesses; contactless payment acceptance capabilities; and improved time to enablement via the underwriting and merchant credit scoring tools like Visa’s Rapid Seller Onboarding that are being deployed by Visa partners

The Acceptance Fast Track Program is open to payment facilitators and acquirers across the region.

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