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EQS-News: Rubean AG
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Rubean AG: German Sparkassen S-POS App of the Sparkassen Finance Group with Significantly Enhanced Functionality
Munich, November 29, 2022. With technology from Rubean AG (ISIN: DE0005120802, WKN: 512080, R1B:GR), the German Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe has significantly expanded the functionality of its "S-POS" app: merchants and service providers can now accept Girocard payments of any amount with PIN entry on their smartphones without the need for additional acceptance hardware. This enables the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe to take a giant step towards further opening up the payment market, which the Gi-rocard clearly dominates in this country with a market share of over 65%. The payment function of the S-POS app was developed by Rubean in partnership with the CCV Group, Arnhem/Netherlands, and enables contactless acceptance both via classic plastic cards and via digital cards in payment apps such as "Mobile Pay" or "Apple Pay". Payments can also be made using the Maestro, Mastercard, V PAY and Visa card systems. Rubean is currently the only SoftPOS provider approved to accept payments via Girocard. The company, which is entering a high-growth volume market with this step, will further expand its market lead in partnership with the Sparkassen. "Payment transactions are in a state of upheaval," says Rubean CEO Dr. Hermann Geupel, emphasizing, "Particularly in the wake of the Corona pandemic, many discounters and retailers will be pushing cashless payments for hygiene reasons, but also for security reasons." Since last year, smaller market participants - such as weekly market vendors, craftsmen, fruit or flower field operators, cab companies, kiosks, associations, farm shop owners, etc. - have also been able to offer convenient and inexpensive cashless payment to their customers without cash register systems or terminal infrastructure. "The digital terminal will change the way we do business," Geupel continued. "The mobile app runs on Android smartphones and selected tablets and allows card payments to be accepted anywhere, at a street stall, on-site at the customer's home after a plumbing repair, or when goods are delivered to the front door. The ability to make uncomplicated payments immediately saves time for everyone involved and could even create new business models. The possibility of carrying out payment transactions directly at the end of a sales talk in a department store is also generating demand from large retailers in the electronics and cosmetics industries." About Rubean: Rubean AG, headquartered in Munich, Germany, is a leading provider of pure soft-ware point-of-sale solutions for banks, acquirers, merchants and service providers. Since its nearly twentieth anniversary, Rubean has developed innovative solutions for the payments, finance and banking industries. This includes the PhonePOS mobile point-of-sale terminal solution. Rubean is listed in the m:access and gettex market segments of the Munich Stock Exchange as well as in the over-the-counter markets in Frankfurt, Berlin and Düsseldorf and on Tradegate and Quotrix. About CCV: CCV is an international payment service provider that makes cashless payments easy and accessible for both large and small businesses. Its offerings range from beque-me online payments to high-performance solutions for brick-and-mortar and unattended retail. As a pioneer in digital payments and with over 60 years of experience, CCV develops individual, customized payment solutions for its more than 150,000 customers worldwide. Our success is based on innovation in combination with a long-term cooperation with our partners and customers. www.ccv.eu If you have any questions, please contact: Anna Sammer german communications AG Rubean AG Jörg Bretschneider Kistlerhofstr. 168, D-81379 München Milchstraße 6 B, D-20148 Hamburg +49 89 357560 +49 40/46 88 33 0, Fax +49 40/46 88 33 40
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| Language: | English |
| Company: | Rubean AG |
| Kistlerhofstr. 168 | |
| 81379 München | |
| Germany | |
| Phone: | 089-357560 |
| Fax: | 089-35756111 |
| E-mail: | info@rubean.com |
| Internet: | www.rubean.com |
| ISIN: | DE0005120802 |
| WKN: | 512080 |
| Listed: | Regulated Unofficial Market in Munich |
| EQS News ID: | 1500883 |
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