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Flint's fintech company, based in London, today announced its latest partnership with its sushi retailer Itsu to become paperless
Starting today, users who have joined Flux's banking partners will receive a detailed digital receipt within their banking app to pay with their card at one of Itsu's 72 stores across the UK.
The process will add Itsu to the ranks of Flux's other business partnerships, including Costa Coffee, Eat and Pod, who are also experimenting with other products from the fintech startup such as digital rewards and cashback offers.
"We are always looking to be a greener business and this is a great way to do it," said Maria Dogin, its communications manager, as the retailer estimates printing 3 million receipts per year [19659002] Read more : Fintech Flux paperless teams up with Costa Coffee and Barclays Launchpad
City AM understands that in addition to the receipts Itsu will address Flux's Blueberry platform, a dashboard for retailers who can track anonymous consumer buying behaviors as the products that sell best in unique baskets.
The agreement is open to Barclays customers through its first adoptive platform Launchpad, Starling Bank and Monzo in a closed pilot scheme.
"With a strong focus on sustainability, we see Itsu as a natural partner to be the first retailer to exclusively test the Flux paper receipt product," Flux said. -inconscious and managing director Matty Cusden-Ross, a former employee of Revolut.
"We look forward to creating exciting products for our mutual customers from paperless receipts, such as easily accessible nutrition information and making the process a success."
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