McDonald’s Denmark rings 10,500 payment transactions in one week via smart beacon technology
Smart beacon payments at McDonald’s
Danish Bank mobile app Mobilepay is really beginning to make inroads in the major Danish retail and restaurant chains across the country.
As the latest addition to a rapidly growing strain introduced McDonald’s d. July 28 the opportunity to use Mobilepay as a payment method in all of its Danish restaurants. After having the system in just over a week, the figures up to and including Wednesday’s sales ready. “We have topped 10,500 transactions and the cut is 1.1 per cent. of our revenue paid through Mobilepay, “says Stine Green Paulsen, Communications Director at McDonald’s Denmark. New means of payment require acclimatization She adds that the use of Mobilepay since its launch has been growing. Wednesday was 1.3 per cent. of revenue through the payment service. Because the system is so new, it is also very early to say anything about the proportion of revenue that will eventually enter through Mobilepay.
At McDonald’s, it is estimated, however, that the upward trend will continue, as customers get used to the new payment option. An announcement that meetings understanding of Retail Institute Scandinavia, dealing with retail and consumer. “Consumers should get used to a new form of payment. Back then Dankort came, people should also get used from always pay with cash, “says Dorte Wimmer, consumer and retail expert at Retail Institute Scandinavia We are moving towards a cash less society To more and more large chains and boutiques such. McDonald’s , Danish Supermarket and Rema 1000 introduces Mobilepay as payment, according Dorte Wimmer a natural development. “There is no doubt that we are going against a non-cash society. I think that Mobilepay going to mean much more over the next few years than it already does now. ”
Original article in Danish: McDonald’s rings 10,500 mobile payments in one week