Ventrata chooses Viva Wallet as payment service provider

Thursday, November 25, 2021

Ventrata, a company that provides all-in-one ticketing systems for day-tour operators, attractions, museums and hop on/hop off tours with contactless booking, payment, and check-in solutions, has partnered with Viva Wallet, the European neobank with branches in 23 countries.

The partnership currently entails a collaboration in U.K., France, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Italy, Germany, Belgium, Greece, Ireland, and Cyprus. Ventrata picked Viva Wallet’s card terminals to ensure that their customers will provide tour and attractions visitors seamless on-site ticketing and payment services. Ventrata has successfully integrated their booking/ticketing application to Viva Wallet’s mobile terminals allowing their clients to accept on-the-go bookings, print tickets, and get paid by using only one device.

With over Viva Wallet’s 600 card terminals already in the hands of tour operators in U.K. and EU, Ventrata CEO & Founder, Oliver Morgan said: ‘’Viva wallet terminals have been key to our expansion across Europe and combined with our proprietary Android App we have been able to provide our customers with an industry-leading solution for mobile point of sale.  We look forward to growing our partnership to ensure we meet the increasing demand for electronic payment options by tourists across Europe. ”

Viva Wallet’s regional manager Dimitris Papaioannou added: “We are really excited to collaborate with Ventrata, a company truly committed to deliver effective solutions to their clients through technology. A vision that both companies share and already working towards expanding our partnership by offering Viva Wallet’s technology for future proof payment solutions in offline and online transactions.”

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