After taking the retail world by storm with its iOS-compatible credit card reader, Square has launched a new set of APIs that allows its clients to accept payments in their online stores. With the new ...

Square the payments processing service has today announced the launch of a new set of Square APIs which allow clients to be able to accept and process payments directly from their online stores. The ...

Much has been written about the need for merchants to adopt various forms of contactless payments to suit jittery customers and cashiers in the midst of Covid-19, but often the conversion to ...

Square has debuted Build with Square, a group of APIs that allow clients to integrate Square payments into their own e-commerce and point-of-sale (POS) applications. The new software bundle includes ...

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Less than a month after getting into the product-photography business, Square Inc. on Thursday said it was opening its software platform beyond payments so that outside developers can create systems ...

Square is today launching a new set of APIs under the “Build with Square” banner that will allow sellers to use Square payment services and hardware (including Apple Pay), while maintaining a ...

Square on Thursday announced the general availability of its Terminal API, which allows developers to build links between the Terminal card reader and custom-built point-of-sale systems. Square points ...

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SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, at Square’s fifth annual partner and developer conference, Square Unboxed, the company announced three new developer tools, including early access of the ...

For years, Square and Stripe, two fast-growing San Francisco-based digital payment companies, have played in separate sandboxes. The former, which went public late last year and has a market ...