1stPayMobile EMV

Name: 1stPayMobile EMV
Rating: 3 (11 reviews)
Author: ROAM Data

By: ROAM Data

Business

Features & Capabilities

Grow your business with 1stPayMobile, a free mobile payments app that allows you to accept debit, credit and EMV payments with a merchant account and approved hardware. Enjoy the flexibility the app allows in you accepting payments anywhere with peace of mind that all payments are secure. Access sales data and analytics to help you track and run your business. 1stPayMobile is backed by U.S. based award-winning customer service, 24/7.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

ROAM Data

Rating:

3.00

(11)

Version:

6.0.0 Last updated: 2022-09-19

Version code:

851943595

Creation date:

2019-03-06

Compatible devices:

Size:

28.20MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-11

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 443,032 ▼ 2,681

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Developed by:

ROAM Data

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/1stpaymobile-emv/id1449043986

Website:

http://www.1stpaymobile.com

User Reviews

It’s very complicated app. It takes long time to check out customers and add tips is disaster and confuse for customers. Take time to log in every 3 mins because the reader log out itself

by I.*****, 2024-01-05

I work with a nonprofit organization and when I need this app the most I can never get to work on my Apple phone. It is super easy to use on Android instead. It should work just as well across both devices

by gs*****, 2023-06-11

Once logged in, the app itself works fine. However, my main issue is that the app doesn’t allow the login password to be stored or saved on my iPhone, nor does it have an option to stay logged in. For one-off transactions, this is no big deal. However, we use the app to run transactions during events. If the gap between customers is just long enough, the app auto logs out and then having to manually enter the password again is just an annoying waste of the customer’s time. If there was an option to stay logged in, or allow the password to be stored in the iPhone’s password manager, it would make the user experience much better.