Wix, whose cloud-based software enables users to build websites, is entering the paytech arena. On June 8, the Israel-based company announced the launch of point-of-sale capabilities in partnership with paytech player Stripe and tech giant HP. Wix says the new offering, incorporated into the company’s web platform, enables business owners to securely accept in-store, online […]
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