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Adyen (AMS:ADYEN) announces a partnership with Slice, enhancing payment processing for America's independent pizzerias. Utilizing Adyen for Platforms, Slice streamlines payment solutions for over 16,000 pizzerias, offering integrated terminal devices and improved customer experiences. This collaboration supports Slice's goal of empowering small businesses with modern payment technologies, thereby simplifying operations and driving digital transformation. Adyen's robust infrastructure connects to major payment networks, reinforcing its position in the market.

The US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) approved Adyen's application for a Federal Foreign Branch in San Francisco on June 14, 2021. This approval follows the Federal Reserve's nod on May 24, 2021. The new branch will facilitate operations similar to those in Europe, enhancing scalability and service offerings to US merchants. CEO Pieter van der Does expressed optimism about the positive impact on US merchants, positioning the company for growth.

Adyen has launched its acquiring solution in the UAE, aiming to enhance payment authorization rates and customer experiences for businesses. This strategic move reflects Adyen's commitment to the Middle East's thriving digital economy. The platform integrates seamlessly with brands like Foodics and Fabergé, offering a unified commerce solution with direct connections to Visa and Mastercard. Adyen also provides an anti-fraud solution and revenue optimization toolkit, supporting a wide range of payment methods. In collaboration with Network International, Adyen aims to deliver superior payment services in the region.

Adyen, a leading global payments platform, has expanded its acquiring capabilities to Japan, enhancing its local support for merchants. This move is designed to improve authorization rates, customer experiences, and data insights as the nation shifts towards online payments. The Japanese government aims to increase cashless transactions to 40% by 2025. Notable partners like Microsoft are already integrating Adyen's services, which will facilitate local processing for various payment methods, including credit and debit cards. This expansion underscores Adyen's strategic growth in the Asia-Pacific region.

Adyen (AMS: ADYEN) has partnered with NDM Hospitality to streamline payment processing for its properties in Florida, including Margaritaville Orlando Resort and Encore Resort at Reunion. This collaboration aims to offer a unified commerce solution encompassing both point-of-sale and ecommerce transactions. The integration will enhance customer experiences through centralized reporting and terminal management. Brian Dammeir, President of North America at Adyen, highlighted the shift towards digitalization in hospitality, positioning Adyen as a key player in this transformation.

Afterpay (ASX:APT) and Adyen (AMS:ADYEN) have partnered to offer Afterpay's 'Buy Now, Pay Later' service, starting with the British brand Hunter. This collaboration aims to enhance payment flexibility for customers, allowing them to pay in four interest-free installments. With over 13 million global users, Afterpay reported that retailers using its service often see a 22% increase in conversion rates. Merchants can now offer Afterpay in the UK, US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, marking a significant expansion in payment options.

Mazars has expanded its consulting services for Dynamics 365 Commerce through a partnership with Adyen (AMS: ADYEN) to provide integrated omnichannel payments solutions. This collaboration allows for a seamless commerce experience, connecting directly with Visa, Mastercard, and customer-preferred payment methods. Adyen's specialized payment connector facilitates smooth transaction processes across various platforms, enhancing efficiency for retailers. Both companies aim to assist clients in utilizing Microsoft's Retail Cloud offerings and improving payment architecture.

Adyen announced findings from its 2020 Global Retail Consumer Survey amidst COVID-19, highlighting shifting consumer behaviors and spending. Key insights reveal that 69% of Americans intend to continue supporting local retailers, while 57% think retailers effectively used technology during the pandemic. The platform saw a 60% increase in online retail volume. Post-pandemic, 41% plan to shop online more, with Millennials leading this shift. The study, conducted among 2,014 U.S. adults in July 2020, showcases the importance of brand loyalty and consumer experience over price.