Chope Founder and CEO Arrif Ziaudeen
Singapore-based F&B tech company Chope has made a US$720,000 strategic investment into F&B digital payments provider Getz Group.
Per a statement, this partnership will enable diners to order and pay at restaurants across Singapore with their Chope app.
Singapore-based Getz is an ordering solution for F&B merchants that powers online food delivery, in-store table ordering solutions, and POS systems. Together, they can provide end-to-end modules covering all aspects of an F&B merchant’s needs.
Getz claims its systems process tens of millions of dollars in mobile payments.
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Both companies are actively working with restaurant partners to cater to new customer behaviours by consolidating touchpoints across the diner journey, such as discovery, restaurant marketing, ordering for on-premise, pick-up and delivery, among others.
Since the easing of COVID-19 restrictions, Chope’s markets have reported sales increases that exceed pre-pandemic times. Singapore takes the lead in this demand surge with double the diners seated in June 2022 than last year.
The Getz deal comes after local hawker SaaS and delivery vendor WhyQ raised US$360,000 from Chope as part of its Series A2 in November last year.
Steve Wah, Founder and CEO of Getz Group, said, “Chope and Getz bring together the best of both worlds for the F&B business to connect diners to restaurants and vice versa. The result of this partnership will empower F&B businesses to take control of its digital transformation while leveraging incremental traffic driven by Chope.”
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