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Two Subway® locations have become the first major Australian quick-service restaurants to serve-up eftpos QR code payments.

Australia’s digital wallet has unveiled a sleek new name and a fresh new look, as it readies to deliver cut-through experiences over coming months.

Australia’s home grown digital wallet and payments app Beem It  is launching a powerful new rewards feature. 

The new QR code payments network – to be built by Beem It - is expected to be in the market as early as July 2021, with multiple merchants being trialled.

In staying true to Beem It’s user-first approach, the fintech recently turned to its users to help determine what was next.

Beem It has launched a new social-led marketing campaign, introducing its new bill payment functionality and ‘Adulting Made Easy’ positioning.

Payment app Beem It has gone live with a light-hearted marketing campaign featuring BPAY® highlighting some common ‘adulting’ fumbles to contrast with the ease of their product.

In staying true to Beem It’s user-first approach, the fintech recently turned to its users to help determine what was next. BPAY proved to be a crowd-pleaser, with over 75% saying they would be interested.

Eftpos has launched a new deposit and withdrawal messaging capability on its payments platform to facilitate peer-to-peer (P2P) transactions in real-time.

The country’s domestic debit scheme, Eftpos Australia, is extending the functionality of its recently acquired Beem It live payments platform to include a bill payment service.

Since announcing just last month the company had transferred ownership to trusted Australian payments company eftpos, payment app Beem It has launched a brand new feature, continuing to develop digital payment solutions to make the lives of Australians easier.

Debit network Eftpos has bought the Beem It payments app from three of the major banks, and wants to turn it into a digital wallet that could take on the banks' own smartphone applications and seek to attract customers from popular buy now, pay later operators like Afterpay and Zip.

Debit network Eftpos has bought the Beem It payments app from three of the major banks, and wants to turn it into a digital wallet that could take on the banks’ own smartphone applications and seek to attract customers from popular buy now, pay later operators like Afterpay and Zi

Eftpos has announced the purchase of Australian payments app Beem It from the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, the National Australia Bank, and Westpac.

Point-of-sale giant Eftpos will make the move from shoppers’ pockets to their digital wallets after buying funds transfer app Beem It.

From guy’s night out and housemate bills, Beem It lifts the lid on Australian group spending habits.

Cashless, instant, easier (the sweepstake trifecta)

New features Transfer and Schedule Payments

Instant payments via Beem It set to be a game-changer for small businesses

Instant fee-free payments via Beem It set to be a game-changer for small business operators. Young Australians have ditched the nation's tradition of shouting each other rounds in bars

Instant fee-free payments via Beem It set to be a game changer for small business operators