The new product, called Omni, can integrate with several online platforms, such as QuickBooks Online, for quick access.
“Through our latest technological developments … we are providing merchants with a unified payment experience,” chief technology officer Jacques Fu said in a news release.
Fattmerchant has become one of Central Florida’s most-visible technology successes.
This summer, the company received a $10.5 million investment from an Atlanta-based venture capital firm.
The company said after that investment that most of its workforce will remain in Orlando.
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