Adyen Partners With JINS to Power Payments Across 150 Stores in Japan
Bitget2026/11/02 02:26- Adyen partnered with JINS Holdings to unify the Japanese eyewear retailer’s online and in-store payments.
- Rollout across 150 Japanese stores starts in November 2026, following an initial launch at the flagship Kichijoji store in late September.
- The platform will consolidate payment data, while Tap to Pay on iPhone will enable checkout anywhere on the sales floor.
- The partnership supports international expansion by reducing the need to integrate local payment systems in markets covered by the platform.
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