The iZettle Card Reader Lite will be available to businesses in the UK and across Europe, allowing them to take card payments free of charge. Using a cable, the reader connects to the smartphone ...

The time of asking, "Do you take card?" is hopefully coming to a close thanks to iZettle Lite, the world's first free chip-and-pin payment system.

Cash: it's a pain, isn't it? iZettle is a new payment looking to end coin-related nightmares by bringing together your credit card and your phone for instant on the go payments.

Sweden's iZettle has gone live in the UK, aiming to give SMEs the ability to take card payments using just a mobile app and a reader that plugs into a phone or tablet.

The move to slash the cost of a card reader comes an a critical time for iZettle, which has raised nearly $110 million since 2010, and for the wider mobile payment market.

Back in April, I told you about the upcoming iZettle. The iZettle is made by a Swedish company and allows European merchants to accept credit card payments on an iPhone just like Square does in ...

Ahead of the possible arrival of Square's card readers in Europe, Swedish startup iZettle is looking to corner the market by offering customers a free chip and PIN reader.

iZettle, the five-year-old Swedish company that makes card readers for smartphones, just closed a €60 million (£43.77 million, $67.3 million) funding round from Intel Capital and Zouk Capital.

PayPal-owned financial technology firm iZettle has unveiled a card reader for small businesses made from recycled ocean plastic.

Samsung is teaming up with mobile payments processor iZettle to help encourage small businesses to accept more payments. Over half of all payments in 2020 will be made using cards, but in the last ...

iZettleiZettle CEO and cofounder Jacob de Geer. iZettle, the fiveyearold Swedish company that makes card readers for smartphones, just closed a 60 million 43.

Payments startup iZettle AB, a Swedish rival to Jack Dorsey's Square Inc., will start selling a credit-card reader that lets shoppers pay by tapping the device with a smartphone or bank card.