Zettle transactions carry a US. rate of 2.29% plus 9 cents. The rate for QR code transactions on either PayPal or Venmo is 1.9% plus a dime. PayPal has entertained POS ambitions for years, some of ...

Square and PayPal both offer key features that are important in the credit card processing industry. Thus, which is better will depend on the type of business and where it’s located.

PayPal's acquisition of Zettle was in part a counter to Square's European expansion. PayPal often buys competitors in newer product categories. PayPal can use its scale , including about 400 million ...

PayPal’s Zettle Terminal is the company’s latest thrust into the point-of-sale payments market. But the new device faces stiff competition in the U.S. market from players such as Square , a unit of ...

The PayPal Zettle card reader is available for $29 for first time purchase, with additional readers available for $79. The PayPal Zettle transaction rate in the US is 2.29% plus $0.09 cents at launch.

Square: Square and PayPal both use flat-rate pricing structures, so you always know how much you’ll pay for completed transactions. Square charges 2.6% plus 10 cents for every in-person transaction.

PayPal may be better for small businesses with an international customer base, but if price is a priority for you, Square may be your winner. Here's how the two companies compare. » MORE: See our ...

PayPal takes on Square with launch of card readers in the U.S. The payments giant is making a bigger push into in-store commerce Last Updated: July 3, 2021 at 11:26 a.m. ET First Published: June ...

PayPal shares have surged 65% while Square has more than doubled so far in 2020. Both stocks are at all-time highs. And given the favorable trends, it's likely that each stock could continue to ...

PayPal and Square are well-known to investors as rapidly growing players in the payment-processing space. They don’t compete directly in all areas, but there are enough similarities to make a ...

Square hopes to present a meaningful challenge to PayPal in the years to come. It better start by improving cost efficiency. David vs. Goliath Let's start by comparing some pertinent metrics for ...