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Square is a mobile payment system that allows individuals and small businesses to accept credit card payments through a small card reader that plugs into a smartphone or tablet. Founded in 2009 by Jack Dorsey, Square has experienced rapid growth, processing over $2-10 million per week in transactions after signing up over 100,000 users in its first few months. The free Square reader allows easy credit card processing without a traditional merchant account by swiping cards on the smartphone which are then charged a 2.75% fee per transaction. Square has improved over time based on user feedback and aims to process $1 billion in transactions in 2011 while exploring future expansion opportunities.
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- 2. Created by Jack Dorsey No need for cash Great for small businesses No special bank account required Paper isn’t needed Things become easier to sell
- 3. Background of Square “Square is the child of two trends, one technological and the other social: the proliferation of networked mobile computing devices and the decline of cash in favor of payment cards.” -Jason Pontin, Technology Review
- 4. Background of Square Engineered in 2009 by Jack Dorsey and Jim McKelvey. After official launch in October 2010: 100,000 activated accounts from October-December 65,000 activated accounts in January Goal: To process $1 billion transactions in 2011 (currently processing $2-10 million per weeks)
- 6. Currently working on Blackberry versions
- 7. Works with headphone jack on phone
- 8. Signing up for Square is easy:
- 9. (Name, Social Security Number, Address)
- 11. It replaces expensive credit cardterminals.
- 12. How do you Use Square Up? The actual square device is free, but there is a 2.75% fee for swiped transactions and a3.5% + 15¢ for keyed-in transactions. After swiping a credit card, users will have to sign using the touch screen on the mobile phone. Users can chose whether to enter an email address after they have made a purchase to receive an electronic receipt instantly to their email. Square does not collect or share any card holders information to ensure customers privacy.
- 13. How do you Use Square Up? Square accepts all major credit cards -Visa, MasterCard -American Express -Discover There is no limit to the amount of money that can be accepted on Square. Square is only available in the United States, as of right now. Here’s a video about Square and it’s potential for small businesses: SquareUp
- 14. Case Study Original squares were unsatisfactory to users Took multiple swipes $100 cap to help prevent fraud Weren’t dependable Since then, Square has improved issues by Larger card reader Removed cap Improved apps ability to process the signal
- 20. What’s Next?(Security/Safety) Concerns: Crime Drugs, Prostitution, etc. Alcohol Credit card theft Fraud
- 21. What’s Next?
- 22. Square up is. . . Easy Convenient Safe Continuing to improve
- 23. Questions
- 24. Sources http://www.speakingdigital.com/2011/01/15/squaring-up/ https://squareup.com/ http://twitter.com/#!/SqSupport http://www.technologyreview.com/computing/32360/ http://www.technologyreview.com/computing/24068/?mod=related