CardFlight Launches Mobile Card Reader with Co-branding

By Evan Nemeroff April 08, 2014, 11:03 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

CardFlight, a mobile payments hardware and software developer, has introduced a mobile point of sale device with an emphasis on branding.

SwipeSimple allows resellers to promote their brand throughout the merchant experience. The solution includes encrypted card readers, payment acceptance applications for iOS and Android devices, a real-time reporting and admin dashboard for merchants, and a payment gateway that supports over 20 different processors.

"To stay competitive, ISOs and others who sell credit card processing services need to offer a mobile POS to their merchants," says Derek Webster, founder and CEO of CardFlight, in an April 8 press release.

The card readers, mobile applications and merchant dashboard website all feature branding customized to each reseller.

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