After the tight lockdown restrictions, businesses across the UK are opening their doors ready to welcome back customers. Amongst the large corporate companies are the small, local businesses who depend on their local community to help them back up on their feet.
A decade ago, more than 60 per cent of payments were made using notes and coins. But debit cards overtook cash in 2017. Before the pandemic, bank lobby group UKFinance predicted cash would make up less than 10 per cent of payments by 2028 — now such estimates are being revised.[1]
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It’s national apprentice week, so let’s see what our apprentices have to say about their roles at Yorkshire Payments.
We are delighted to have recently won an industry award marking the success of the first year of our specialist electronic point of sale (EPOS) division.
Yorkshire Payments Have a huge year ahead of them in 2020 with the introduction of the dedicated sport division, YSP, as well as plans to double turnover to £4million in the next two years.
2019 has been a huge year for our company, we’ve accomplished so much within the year while still offering the best service to our customers as we always have.
We are excited to announce our sponsorship of ‘Hell Oar
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