Square is launching QR codes for restaurants and shops that let customers order from outside or at their table, browse a menu on their phone, pay remotely, and then have food brought out to them.

QR codes are everywhere these days – on restaurant tables, at checkout and even on the bills you receive in the mail. But not every QR code you come across is sure to be legitimate.

With 59% of consumers scanning QR codes daily, businesses must meet four key expectations.

MarketingProfs shows how to use QR codes properly in order to take your marketing to the next level. Check out our sample of the 10 best and worst examples.

Pay-at-the-table QR-code provider for the hospitality industry, Up ’n go, landmarks a milestone of over $1.1 Billion in total payments processed.

If your Android device is not scanning a QR code, there could be a number of potential issues at play.

Hundreds of independent restaurants and chains are enabling diners to scan a QR code printed on bills using a free mobile app without having to wait for a card terminal. Restaurants using the ...

Quishing could ruin your summer - so don’t get caught out by this scam 😫 Fake QR codes risk scamming you out of money. Pub-goers need to remain vigilant this summer. Experts have detailed the ...

On-table, QR code-based ordering system, Leslie, today announced a partnership with leading Metro Washington, D.C. ghost kitchen operator, Virtual X Kitchen, to allow residents at select ...

QR codes a proving a popular way for customers to register their details when dining out. But what do cafes and restaurants do with that information?