- New
Dama financial partnership with PayWana™ integrates online banking
solution with self-service technology to minimize wait times and expenses
at retail locations across U.S.
- The
partnership is designed to uniquely address some of the challenges
cash-intensive businesses face
- Holders
of Premier accounts managed by Dama can send payments via electronic ACH,
wire transfer, or check to approved payees on clients’ behalf
Through a new strategic partnership, Dama Financial is integrating the online banking
solution it manages on behalf of its sponsor banks, and its payment processing
software Paytender(SM) with PayWana™ self-service technology, Dama Financial
announced in a press release (http://ibn.fm/tg8xC).
PayWana automated kiosk machines serve as a point-of-sale solution that
increase average ticket size, reduce consumer wait times and expenses, and
eliminate cash-handling slippage for retail locations nationwide.
The strategic partnership comes at a time when more
retailers than ever are relying on innovation and technology to maximize profits.
The Premier solution managed by Dama offers retail customers multiple benefits
including the option to send payments via electronic ACH, wire transfer or
check; to monitor transactions in real time and receive email or text alerts;
to receive electronic fund and transfer money quickly between Dama-managed
accounts; as well as to schedule secure cash pick-ups and delivery.
Through Paytender payment processing software, which
operates like an app-based consumer wallet, users will be able to make
electronic payments via QR scan technology. Its integration with the
customizable PayWana self-ordering kiosk will offer a seamless workflow to
cash-intensive retail businesses and an effective and intuitive interface.
According to Dama Financial CEO Dan Henry, the integration
of Paytender with PayWana self-ordering kiosks will revolutionize the retail
checkout process by making it automated and frictionless. “PayWana and
Paytender software represents the future of consumer checkouts and will no
doubt become standard technology at quick service retailers,” Henry explained.
Consumers at retail points equipped with PayWana kiosks and
Dama Financial technology will therefore benefit from a fully automated and
cashless checkout process using just their phones. The system will allow
merchants to keep track of Paytender sales from receipt to electronic
settlement from their Premier accounts.
The combination of PayWana and PayTender will fulfill
customers’ expectations of shorter lines, smoother transactions online and
in-person, and the ability to shop and pay at your own pace, according to
PayWanna Vice President of Partnerships Ash Otocki. “Cash-intensive businesses
have unique challenges that this PayWana-Paytender partnership solves,” he
added.
While not a bank itself, Dama Financial provides
cash-intensive industries with access to sustainable banking and payment
solutions as an agent of its bank partners. Deposits held at Dama Financial
partner banks are FDIC-insured up to $250,000 per account.
Using innovative technology, data and artificial
intelligence, Dama Financial exceeds the compliance and regulatory requirements
applicable to servicing high-risk businesses, including in the cannabis
industry. Many cannabis companies are currently facing financing problems because
major banks will not take them on as customers. Only one in about 30 banks or
credit unions in the United States accepts a cannabis business as a customer.
If accepted, these businesses are charged huge account and transaction fees, in
part to help financial institutions offset the extra costs they incur (http://ibn.fm/CHqgK).
Dama Financial helps cannabis-related businesses create a
safe environment for their employees and clients by reducing cash on hand, enabling
them to pay their vendors and employees either electronically or by check, and
receiving fund transfers effortlessly (http://ibn.fm/ALx2C).
Dama Financial is an agent of its partnering financial institutions
and licensed money transmitters. Customer funds are deposited into a
custodial account maintained for the benefit of account holders at one or more
FDIC-insured institutions. Fees, terms and conditions apply to depositing funds
into and using an Account managed by Dama. Account Terms and Conditions and Fee
Schedule are available upon registration to access the online
application.
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.DamaFinancial.com
NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates
relating to Dama Financial are available in the company’s newsroom at http://ibn.fm/Dama
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1 comment:
Can I change my mind and take back assets after I've set up a custodial account?
No. Money and assets deposited into a custodial account immediately and irrevocably become the property of the child. In other words, you can't take the assets back or give the assets to someone else. See more here: types of custodial accounts .
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