Officials said the agreement will allow Reynolds to deliver secure, cost-effective and efficient electronic payment services in-store, online and on mobile devices.
“Consumers today expect their experience with the dealership to mirror their experiences with other retailers …,” said Ron Lamb, Reynolds’ president, in a statement. “To meet those expectations, dealers are looking for those tools that support a familiar shopping experience for consumers. Certainly, one of those tools is secure, efficient payment processing with the dealership.”
Adding payment technology also will deliver productivity benefits for dealership personnel, Lamb said.
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