Tyro bolsters online payment offering with Payment Links 

Getting paid is now as easy as ‘flicking a link’ for Tyro merchants with the launch of Payment Links, a secure and flexible new way for Aussie businesses to accept payments anytime, anywhere.

Merchants can simply create a Payment Link through their Tyro Portal and share it directly with their customers via email, text message or messaging platforms.

Tyro CEO Jon Davey said, “At Tyro, we understand that running a small business means being ready to accept payments wherever and whenever your customers are ready to pay – especially for those providing services on-the-go. That’s why we’ve launched Payment Links, a new enhancement to our online payments offering that provides a seamless, secure, and cost-effective payments method for small businesses.”

With Payments Links, merchants can take advantage of benefits including;

• Simplicity: Create a link and track the payment, all from the Tyro Portal.
• Get paid from anywhere: Wherever you are and whatever the time, you can request and accept payments.
• No set up required: Tyro customers can easily access Payment Links via the Tyro Portal.
• Fast payments: Request and accept a payment in just a few clicks.

Payment Links is available for all new Tyro merchants when they take up a Tyro EFTPOS product.* Payments Links can be made via Google Pay, Visa and Mastercard, with more payment options to come.

Learn more about Payment Links

Media Enquiries: Lucy Rowles | media@tyro.com

About Tyro Payments: In 2003, Tyro set out to make payments the easiest part of doing business. Today, we’re still into business big time, powering more than 71,000 merchants across Australia with in-store, online and on-the-go payment solutions. Working with more than 700 partners, we create seamless payment experiences for hospitality, retail, services and health providers, with integrated banking and lending solutions designed to help unlock the potential of every business. For more information visit tyro.com/products

_{*Some business types (MCCs) may be excluded from card-not-present transactions, using Payment Links and Virtual Terminal.}