Maham Fatima
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Global Payments Inc. (NYSE:GPN) is one of the best software infrastructure stocks to invest in. On June 10, Global Payments announced the launch of its new Genius for Retail solution. The powerful Point-of-Sale/POS offering is specifically designed for small and medium-sized retail businesses, like sporting goods, gift shops, boutiques, and cafes.
Initially available to US merchants, the Genius for Retail solution is designed for ease of use right out of the box. The solution incorporates built-in tools that optimize operations and deliver a seamless customer experience. Other features include payment capabilities for accepting various payment methods like cards, mobile wallets, and gift cards, both in-store and on the go.
A payment terminal in action with customers apart of the experience.
Genius for Retail provides business management options for streamlined inventory management, digital invoicing, pay-by-link functionality, employee scheduling, customer insights, staff permissions, and sales trend analysis, all consolidated in one platform. The Genius for Retail solution follows the launch of Genius for Restaurants earlier in May this year, which was the first of three Genius products tailored for specific verticals. The next product, Genius for Enterprise for multi-location quick-service restaurants, stadiums, venues, and cafeterias, is scheduled for release in Q3 2025.
Global Payments Inc. (NYSE:GPN) provides payment technology and software solutions for card, check, and digital-based payments in the Americas, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific.
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