Believe it or not, QR codes have been around for 27 years. The square-shaped matrix barcode was invented in Japan in 1994 as a means of increasing efficiency in the automotive industry. Fast forward to 2021 and they’re everywhere. During 2020, the use of QR codes skyrocketed as the little black and white squares replaced menus at restaurants, appeared beside check-outs to promote contactless payments, at medical facilities, airports, and public areas as a way to share information in a contactless way. They’ve become a part of our daily lives, and analysts suggest they’re here to stay. In fact, their…
Everything you need to know about QR payments









