Visa Europe and WorldPay have announced that Wagamama customers will soon be able to make purchases online using the V.me by Visa digital wallet service.
Wagamama, the pan-asian restaurant chain, will now offers take-out services available via phone, online, in person and, more recently, via the Wagamama iPhone app. Customers buying online will now be able to pay using V.me by Visa.
Richard Tallboy, Director of Business Development, Wagamama, said: “The launch of V.me by Visa marks an important development to our ecommerce platform. Our customers are increasingly ordering their Wagamama take-out online and we are confident that V.me by Visa offers complete reassurance that payments are handled safely and securely. As consumers become ever reliant on their ‘digital wallets’, we feel it is important to be partnering with an established and trusted brand like Visa. It is essential to us that our loyal customers enjoy a hassle-free and seamless take-out experience.”
Wendy Martin, Director, V.me by Visa, Visa Europe, said: “We are delighted that wagamama has chosen to become one of more than 4,000 merchants who accept V.me by Visa today. The explosion of smartphones and tablets has changed the face of commerce, and V.me by Visa allows merchants of all sizes to take advantage of the multi-channel opportunities this creates, offering a safe, secure service with a pan-European reach.”
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