Up to £283m currently owed to plumbers, electricians and builders by late or non-paying customers iZettle mini chip-card reader with free mobile payment app turns businesses' smartphones and tablets ...

European mobile payments player, iZettle, which offers smaller merchants the ability to process card payments via its mobile card readers, is expanding into what amounts to small business loans — ...

The announcement just 10 days ago that Sweden’s iZettle was planning to go public provoked cheers among European tech boosters, but that excitement proved to be short-lived. Instead of celebrating the ...

European financial technology firm iZettle has raised 60 million euros ($63.4 million) to help fund a recent acquisition and fuel expansion of its new lending product. The Swedish start-up is a rival ...

Jacob de Geer's ancestors came from the Netherlands to Sweden in the 1520s to mine iron ore. Now, in response to his wife's suggestion de Geer is building a system to mine Europe's untapped mobile ...

iZettle, the “Square of Europe” that has been rolling out its dongle-based mobile payments service in Scandinavia and is currently trialling in the UK, is now extending its service once again: it’s ...

As mentioned earlier, calling iZettle the “Square of Europe” is the easiest way to describe its business. Like Square (NYSE: SQ), the primary aim of iZettle is providing tools to help small businesses ...

The mobile payment processor iZettle is rolling out a feature called Smart Rate which will see the percentage it takes of each transaction fall for qualifying merchants. The feature, which is only ...

European mobile payments processor iZettle has announced a fresh €60 million ($67 million) raise. The round was led by Intel Capital and Zouk Capital, both existing investors, and takes the company’s ...

PayPal is paying up to get a bigger piece of the market for payments made at retail terminals outside the United States. PayPal said Thursday it will pay $2.2 billion in cash to acquire ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link LONDON — Swedish card reading startup iZettle on Tuesday announced plans to list its shares on the Nasdaq Stockholm stock exchange. iZettle plans ...