Zeller provides a suite of financial management tools designed for businesses, particularly small to medium-sized ones. Its main offering is a zero-cost EFTPOS service, which allows businesses to accept in-person payments without additional fees. This service helps reduce operational costs for its users. In addition to EFTPOS, Zeller offers features such as unlimited invoicing, online payment acceptance, customer information management, and tools for tracking team expenses. Businesses can sign up for a free account and access all services through a single online dashboard, with revenue generated from transaction fees and premium features. Zeller distinguishes itself with a user-friendly setup process, local customer support available seven days a week, and dedicated account management to help businesses fully utilize its services. The goal of Zeller is to empower businesses to manage their finances more effectively and efficiently.

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Zeller, the Australian fintech reimagining business banking, have today announced the launch of Zeller Terminal 2 — a powerful all-in-one payments and point-of-sale solution for businesses of all sizes. In addition, the new Zeller POS Lite – a free, customisable point-of-sale app built-in to Zeller Terminal 2, enables businesses to manage inventory and track sales without the need for costly hardware or signing agreements with multiple providers.The new Zeller Terminal 2 offers premium design and unparalleled customisation at an affordable price point, setting a new benchmark in payments and POS technology to exceed outdated hardware offered by local and global providers and incumbent banks.Zeller Terminal 2 not only includes a free, built-in point-of-sale app enabling businesses to create items, apply discounts, track inventory, send itemised receipts, and manage their entire sales operations directly from the terminal, but also integrates seamlessly with over 600 third-party POS platforms.In a commitment to reducing the environmental cost of paper receipts, Zeller Terminal 2 supports email, SMS, and a new downloadable QR code receipts, having eliminated the traditional receipt printer. The terminal also delivers enhanced security for merchants and cardholders by prioritising acceptance of more secure payment methods such as EMV chip cards, contactless cards, and mobile wallet, having removed the traditional magstripe card reader— reducing the risk of credit card fraud, which the ABS estimates impacts over 1.8 million Australian annually.Zeller Terminal 2 was designed and engineered in Melbourne, with a unique hardware format never before seen in traditional EFTPOS terminals. It boasts Australia’s largest terminal screen (6.5-inch full-colour HD digital display) which allows businesses to select their preferred style by enabling the choice of light and dark modes, seamlessly adapting to any retail or restaurant environment. Additionally, Zeller Terminal 2 is the world’s first EFTPOS terminal available to purchase in three colours — black, white, and graphite, to complement any decor or business aesthetic.Celebrating the world-first launch, Ben Pfisterer, Co-Founder and CEO at Zeller, said, “Zeller is proud to be a global leader in redefining the next generation in payments and point of sale, from right here in Australia. Zeller Terminal 2 is the most advanced, affordable, all-in-one payments and POS solution anywhere in the world

Zeller Unveils The First Next-Generation Payments And Pos Solution Designed And Engineered In Australia

The South East Melbourne Phoenix have announced a brand new partnership with Zeller, who will join the club as a major sponsor across the next two seasons.Zeller, the leading Australian fintech providing an all-in-one payments and financial services solution to over 60,000 local businesses, proudly has its roots in Victoria after being founded in Melbourne in 2020.Zeller will have its logo emblazoned on the back of the South East Melbourne Phoenix jerseys for the next two seasons, above the players’ numbers.South East Melbourne Phoenix CEO, Tommy Greer (pictured left), thanked Zeller for coming on board as the club builds toward their maiden NBL championship in NBL25.“This partnership between two teams born in Victoria and looking to make a stamp nationally is a no-brainer and we’re excited to have Zeller on board for the next two years,” Greer said.“It’s a true show of faith in what the Phoenix are building and we look forward to having success in a jersey that Zeller is proudly featured on.”Ben Pfisterer (pictured right), Co-Founder and CEO of Zeller, commented on his team’s excitement about partnering with an NBL club on the rise.“Supporting growing businesses, clubs, and organisations is part of Zeller’s DNA. From providing community basketball clubs with a more affordable EFTPOS solution to this new partnership with the Phoenix, Zeller is proud to play a small part in facilitating commerce in Australian sports,” said Pfisterer“As a rapidly growing business ourselves, we’re inspired by the Phoenix’s success and look forward to partnering with them as they play towards the NBL25 championship.”

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James Vatiliotis, Head of Product at Zeller, shares his insights on the innovation we can expect to see in payment technology over the next 12 months.In the past year, Australia’s payment sector has been transformed by the launch of Tap to Pay technology. Untethering payments from the traditional EFTPOS terminal and putting them in the hands of any individual with a smartphone has revolutionised what we’ve come to expect of the payment experience. Now with the rapid expansion of AI and machine learning, the pressure of security breaches, and the growing obsolescence of cash and printed receipts: there’s more innovation coming in the payments space.More customers choosing a bank alternative.The shift away from cash has accelerated significantly, with cash representing less than 14% of total transactions today according to the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). For businesses, this means the choice of financial services and payments provider has never been more important. With the incumbent banks no longer dominating the market with one generic offering, businesses have the choice of a growing number of digital banking alternatives, enabling them to shop around for a solution that offers greater flexibility, affordability, and functionality.From the pricing of payments technology to how it integrates with other systems, how it mitigates security risks, and what features it offers (think surcharging, bill-splitting, tipping, customisable screensavers, digital receipts, and more), there is no longer a one-size-fits all solution when it comes to business banking. Additionally, with very few customers nowadays carrying cash as a back-up payment option, the reliability of the payments hardware and the quality of your provider’s customer support have become paramount

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Australia’s payments provider, Zeller, and the global enabler of restaurant POS systems, Oracle, have come together to provide restaurateurs with a complete solution for managing orders and securely taking payments at speed.For food and beverage venues across the country, this new integration that connects Zeller Terminal with Oracle’s Simphony POS, will come as welcome news.Until now, Australian businesses using Oracle’s Simphony POS have “been hamstrung by the outdated technology provided by a limited number of payment providers that integrated with it. Now, businesses from local cafés to global quick-service chains can benefit from Zeller’s advanced EFTPOS solution.”Pairing Zeller Terminal with Oracle Simphony POS “is straightforward and can be done remotely via Zeller Dashboard.”Being able to configure the pairing remotely “is especially helpful for chains with multiple venues as there is no need to be on site to complete the set up.”Terminals can be swapped in and out of different locations “by retail or operations staff as required, and paired to the POS directly from the device itself (or from the dashboard) without escalation.”When Zeller Terminal and Oracle Simphony POS are integrated, there’s “no need to manually key in the transaction total, your staff will instead be able to automatically push the balance to the EFTPOS machine, improving speed of service by reducing wait times.”For multi-venue restaurants in particular, “maintaining a consistent brand experience across locations is essential. Zeller Terminal lets you extend this experience to the payment process with a screensaver feature that allows you to upload a custom image to the large screen display.”From promoting a new meal deal on-screen to inviting customers to “sign up to a competition with a QR code – there are endless creative ways to use this feature.”If a customer requests a refund, your staff simply need “to find the relevant transaction from the transaction record on your Oracle Simphony POS workstation and initiate the refund. The funds will be returned back to the card that originally processed the transaction, without the customer having to present it again.”The refund will also be reflected in Oracle Simphony’s reporting as well as a Zeller’s refund transaction record, with “the unique transaction ID visible on both reports for streamlined reconciliation.”Zeller Terminal can be connected “via Wi-Fi, SIM Card or a local area network with an Ethernet dock to ensure your machines always maintain fast, reliable connectivity.”What’s more, the terminal and the POS “don’t need to be on the same network to function, which saves time and hassle if networks are whitelisted: the POS can be hardwired with Ethernet and the terminal can be on Ethernet with Wi-Fi or SIM backup for example.”If enabled, your customers will be prompted “to leave a tip before paying for their meal on Zeller Terminal. Whether they choose to add a custom value or a percentage, the updated value will be pushed back to the Oracle Simphony POS, ensuring your reporting is always accurate. Zeller’s tipping functionality can be toggled on or off at any time, from the dashboard or the Terminal.”When the card payment is processed on Zeller Terminal, the transaction details are automatically “pushed to your Oracle Simphony POS workstation which prints one combined docket, streamlining the checkout process.”The unique transaction ID will also be recorded in both Zeller Dashboard, and your Oracle Simphony POS reports, to ensure easy reconciliation for finance and operations teams.As noted in the update:“We know convenience is important to your customers, which is why the Zeller x Oracle Simphony integration lets you split bills, without compromising the efficiency of the checkout process

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Zeller today launched Tap to Pay on Android, making it the first Australian-born fintech to deploy this new and innovative way to accept contactless payments, with an offering that's vastly simpler and more affordable than similar products from US entrants.

Zeller launches Tap to Pay on Android, while business and consumer adoption skyrockets

Zeller today launched Tap to Pay on Android, making it the first Australian-born fintech to deploy this new and innovative way to accept contactless payments, with an offering that’s vastly simpler and more affordable than similar products from US entrants. Tap to Pay on Android enables businesses to accept contactless payments directly from their smartphone using the Zeller App, with no additional hardware required.Since deploying Tap to Pay on iPhone in October 2023, Australian business owners have quickly demonstrated their love for the new way to accept contactless payments. Zeller App — the leading finance app which enables businesses to manage their account, cards, financial reporting, and accept contactless payments — is the top-rated business financial services and banking app in Australia, when ranked against similar apps offered by Tyro and the big-4 banks.Australian shoppers have also demonstrated unequivocal support for Tap to Pay, with the average transaction value for payments accepted using Tap to Pay with Zeller App being 108% higher in comparison to in-person payments accepted using Zeller EFTPOS Terminal. Australia is widely regarded as one of the world’s leading early adopter markets for new payments innovation, having deployed EMV chip cards and tap-and-go contactless payments ahead of most other major western markets.Tap to Pay with Zeller App has quickly proven to be a valuable addition to Zeller’s growing ecosystem, with businesses demonstrating a variety of valuable use cases for the new solution.South Melbourne Seafoods utilised Tap to Pay during the busy Christmas season to accept in-queue payments for order collection, reducing customer wait times.Fusspots Antique Emporium in Inglewood, regional Victoria, uses Tap to Pay as a back-up payments solution when wired internet connectivity is unreliable.Accommodation and dining destination Hotel Sorrento utilises Tap to Pay throughout the Summer to accept payments from guests as they relax poolside.Sebastian Fernández Mackenzie, owner of Seb’s Mobile Car Wash in Melbourne, was one of the first Australian businesses to try Tap to Pay with Zeller App. It was a convenient solution to avoid the administrative burden of invoicing, while reducing the need for customers to carry cash.“Back then I didn’t have my regular clients, I was sending invoices to people I’d just met. I’d have to send reminders, and one person took three days to pay me,” commented Seb

Zeller Launches Tap To Pay On Android, While Business And Consumer Adoption Skyrockets

This month, Myzeller has bolstered the Zeller toolkit with functionality that will allow you to customise your EFTPOS terminal, manage team expenses, keep your account even more secure, and grow your savings faster.

What's New at Zeller this December

Zeller, the Australian fintech reimagining business banking, has introduced the Zeller Savings Account, another addition to its growing suite of financial solutions. Zeller’s unwavering commitment to innovation and speed is demonstrated in the swift development of the product, which was delivered from concept to launch in 8 weeks — a feat unparalleled in the Australian financial landscape. This speed-to-market achievement solidifies Zeller’s position as the leader in delivering cutting-edge fintech solutions.Ben Pfisterer, Zeller CEO and co-founder, underscores the significance of Zeller’s unmatched pace of innovation. “The overwhelming response to our offering demonstrates the demand from Australian businesses for smarter, affordable, and innovative financial solutions. Our team is dedicated to rapid innovation, exemplified by the prompt development and delivery of the Zeller Savings Account.Zeller’s all-in-one financial solution meets the evolving needs of businesses, providing a new savings account option that offers a superior interest rate.”In direct response to the evident lack of support for small businesses offered by the big four banks, Zeller has accelerated its product development to deploy a wave of new financial solutions in the past five weeks including Tap to Pay on iPhone, Virtual Terminal, Pay by Link, Corporate Cards, and the new Zeller Savings Account. This relentless pace of product releases sets Zeller apart, with no other bank in Australia or globally matching Zeller’s speed and innovation.As Australia’s traditional banks grapple with outdated infrastructure and bureaucratic hurdles, Zeller leads the charge in customer-centric financial innovation

Swift And Seamless: Zeller Deploys New Zeller Savings Account For Businesses In Record Time

Australian FinTech Zeller has added corporate cards to its financial services ecosystem.The new Zeller Corporate Cards are designed to streamline expense management and serve a variety of use cases, the company said in a Monday (Dec. 4) press release.“Zeller Corporate Cards cater to a broad audience, spanning from small business owners to CFOs, accountants and bookkeepers, meeting the needs of both small enterprises and larger businesses,” Ben Pfisterer, CEO and co-founder of Zeller, said in the release.These corporate cards can be used for individual day-to-day expenses, in standalone projects to consolidate expenditure, within departments or teams, being issued to clients, or to track and manage expenses across different business locations, according to the release.Zeller Corporate Cards allow users to issue a virtual card instantly or order a physical card, set transaction limits and automate recurring budgets to renew at specified intervals, the release said.They also enable attaching notes, receipts and invoices to expenses; managing budgets at a project or team level; and tracking expenses and cash balance in real-time, per the release.“Crafted with the end-user in focus, Zeller Corporate Cards go beyond traditional expense management, providing seamless control over team expenses, simplified spending tracking and reconciliations,” Pfisterer said in the release. “This aims to improve how they manage, track and automate team and project expenses.These corporate cards join Zeller’s unified system that gives business owners a real-time view of every financial interaction, according to the press release. They can be managed alongside electronic funds transfer at point of sale (EFTPOS), online invoicing, transaction accounts and debit cards in a centralized account.Zeller started out by offering three financial products every business needs — payments, accounts and cards — and delivering them with only one signup, Pfisterer told PYMNTS in an interview posted in March 2022.“We started the business by saying, ‘What does everyone need?’” Pfisterer said. “And what everyone needs, in our view, was three products: to get money in, to store money somewhere and then to put it to work as fast as possible.”In March 2022, Zeller became a unicorn when it raised $100 million in a Series B funding round that gave it a $1 billion valuation. Two years old at the time, the startup had raised more than $181 million since June 2020

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