Ralf Gladis, CEO and Founder of Computop:"A shop entrance with steps, a changing room that is tiny, or a price tag that is hard to read. These are barriers that people with disabilities encounter repeatedly when shopping in the high street. But is accessibility any better online?"

In an interview with Gihan Hyde, Henning Brandt, Head of PR & Communication at Computop, talks about environmental and climate protection in the payment industry: "In order to set up and pursue a useful sustainable climate protection strategy, a lot of work must be done. And not just at the…

Jed Danbury vice president at Computop: "There’s no doubt that BNPL is becoming increasingly more enticing to consumers, making it harder and harder to dismiss this kind of installment payment option as a fad. In light of the expansion of BNPL options and consumer appeal, not only in the U.S. but…

Jed Danbury, vice president at global payment service provider Computop: With people returning to travel for work and pleasure, there is no better time than now to explore the different payment options that hotels can consider for their guests and their business. Let’s take a look at some of the…

Global payment service provider, Computop, has today announced the appointment of Philip Plambeck as Senior VP of Sales in the UK.

Global payment service provider, Computop, is this month celebrating a quarter of a century since it was first established. In 1997 when online commerce was still in its infancy, secure payment was a matter of luck, which prompted Computop founders Frank Arnoldt and Ralf Gladis to devise a secure…

Jed Danbury, vice president at global payment service provider Computop, says in the article from Gretchen Salois: "Buy now, pay later has proven especially important during the pandemic to a valuable demographic for online retailers: younger shoppers who may lack the means to pay immediately for…

This Earth Day, Computop and more than 400 other tech companies are launching a joint campaign: Time for Climate Action. Participating companies are taking climate action upon themselves and encouraging their customers and partners to follow their lead.

Ralf Gladis, the founder and CEO at Computop: "The ubiquity of the smartphone means that the more functional it is, the more people will use it in every scenario, as this latest move by Apple demonstrates. Customers use their phones to pay, so it makes sense for retailers to also accept payment…