FreedomPay and Pennies Partner To Foster Payment Innovation By CIOTechOutlook Team

FreedomPay and Pennies Partner To Foster Payment Innovation

CIOTechOutlook Team | Thursday, 09 November 2023, 11:52 IST

The pioneering leader in Next Level CommerceTM solutions, FreedomPay, has announced an intriguing strategic relationship with Pennies, the micro-donation charity. The collaboration represents an important step forward in bringing payment innovation and philanthropy together.

This move further reinforces FreedomPay's unwavering commitment to elevating the customer experience and broadening its range of payment solutions, which has solidified its position as the favoured choice for merchants worldwide. As part of its commitment to enhancing the payment experience and supporting charitable causes, FreedomPay will seamlessly integrate Pennies into its world class technology stack, as per FreedomPay.

Alison Hutchinson CBE, CEO of Pennies said: “Pennies is delighted to be partnering with FreedomPay, whose innovation, growth and purpose-led mission has the potential to unlock millions more micro-donation opportunities. FreedomPay’s values align with Pennies own commitment to making giving simple, every day – ensuring customers have affordable ways to donate and enabling brands to generate real social impact. We look forward to working with FreedomPay and their merchants, using tech for social good and raising millions for charity.”

With FreedomPay's established position in the UK market and a quickly rising user base, micro-donations have the potential to have a huge effect. This partnership not only improves the payment experience, but it also pave the path for a brighter, more philanthropic future.

This connection provides new opportunities for clients to positively affect society while carrying out their daily activities. FreedomPay merchants will be able to enable the Pennies' micro-donation option in order to help their chosen charity partners. Customers will then be given the option to make a modest digital payment to their purchases when they pay, collecting considerable sums for charitable causes.