Kurv, a U.S. merchant payments provider, is making payments faster and simpler for small businesses with the launch of its new all-in-one Kurv Merchant App.
Kurv, a merchant payments powerhouse serving U.S.-based businesses, ISO agents, and ISV communities, announced the launch of its Kurv Merchant App, designed to simplify payments for over 30,000 retail, e-commerce, and omnichannel customers nationwide.
The app upgrade comes shortly following Kurv’s recent rebrand from Electronic Merchant Systems (EMS) and reinforces the company’s commitment to modern, streamlined payment solutions.
The Kurv Merchant App equips business owners with instant access to critical information, 24/7 U.S.-based support, and flexible payment solutions. Users can generate custom QR codes, send payment links via text or email, create and send invoices in seconds, and, most notably, activate Tap to Pay on Android or iPhone, instantly transforming their phones into a full POS system without extra hardware.
As the Kurv team noted, small businesses don’t have time for red tape. Instead, they just want payments to be quick and seamless.
“We’ve made a lot of incredible changes this year, from modernizing our brand identity and growing our organization to building out our powerful payment platform,” said Kurv CEO Afshin Yazdian. “This addition of the Kurv Merchant App only cements the exciting direction we’re going in, as we continue to expand our merchant solutions and simplify the payment process.”
With a suite of robust tools spanning credit card processing, risk management, and sales software, Kurv empowers businesses to thrive in a competitive market. The Kurv Merchant App exemplifies the company’s mission to provide accessible, efficient, and cutting-edge payment technology to U.S. merchants of all sizes.
SoftPOS solutions like Tap to Pay that enable merchants to accept customer payments without extra payment hardware are getting more popular recently. Thus, Visa earlier announced that Tap to Phone adoption has experienced a 200% increase over the past year. Notably, the U.S., UK, and Brazil have shown the most spectacular adoption growth rates, accelerating payment acceptance convenience for local merchants.
