Nedap, a global provider of RFID-based retail solutions, teams up with MishiPay to present its mobile self-checkout integration solution at RetailEXPO, May 1-2 in London. The deep integration with !D Cloud, Nedap’s cloud-based RFID platform, enables a seamless shopping experience with state-of-the-art shrink reduction, and increased stock visibility.

Mustafa Khanwala, Founder and CEO of MishiPay, “Merging RFID and our mobile self-checkout technology sets the pace for a new, frictionless shopping experience which benefits both retailers and brick and mortar shoppers. Our integration with Nedap will facilitate significant improvements in the in-store customer experience”.

Cloud based RFID platform

“When using traditional EAS systems, it is not possible to implement mobile payment solutions and at the same time secure products,” Daniël Doorman, Product Manager at Nedap Retail explains.

“Our cloud based RFID platform makes it possible to secure products when using mobile self- checkout solutions like MishiPay. Instantly after payment is completed, items will no longer alarm at the exit. With the recently completed integration between Nedap’s !D Cloud and MishiPay, the combined solution now works out-of-the-box.”

Nedap and MishiPay can be visited at booth #5B60 at RetailExpo.

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