A trip to the post office now means you can make cash purchases on Amazon.ca.
Thanks to a partnership between Canada Post, Amazon, and Canadian company Payment Source, Amazon members can now load cash into their accounts at the post office. The service is powered by Payment Source’s Loadhub solution.
“Offering Canadians a convenient way to pay for online purchases with cash or debit is a key step towards financial inclusion,” says Trevor Cook, CEO of Payment Source. “The benefits of ecommerce should not be restricted to Canadians with access to a credit card. Amazon Cash brings that online shopping experience to everyone.”
The process works through Amazon’s Cash service. Users simply print off a barcode from the Amazon Cash website, take it to a post office, show it to a cashier and load money onto an Amazon account.
The Amazon website also specifies that more retailers will be coming soon. “The benefits of ecommerce should not be restricted to Canadians with access to a credit card,” said Trevor Cook, CEO of Payment Source, in a November 14th, 2017 media release. “Amazon Cash brings that online shopping experience to everyone.”
This article was originally published on MobileSyrup
