Web-based payments processor PayLane has today announced availability of its first native Android app, marking the company’s first real foray into capturing a slice of the potentially lucrative mobile payments market. Unlike rival mobile payments processor services like iZettle or Stripe, which also offer a physical card reader alongside a mobile app for accepting payments, PayLane focuses on purely carrying out all mobile payments within the app itself. The app is free to download, but sellers will need a merchant account in order to start selling and to get access to the Merchant Panel, which provides an overview and controls…
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