Homebase has partnered with Checkout.com to expand its range of digital payment methods.
The retailer now offers online customers the option to pay via PayPal, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.
The Homebase website currently lists more than 35,000 home and garden products.
The company offers a range of delivery options and one-hour click and collection across its 150 stores based in the UK and Ireland.
Homebase will now have access to comprehensive data and a reporting suite that can help improve acceptance rates and reduce declined transactions.
“Our new website offers customers more ideas and inspiration to help them turn their ideas into reality, and partnering with Checkout.com makes shopping even easier for our customers with a wide range of payment options,” said David Elliot, commercial & marketing director at Homebase.
Moshe Winegarten, senior vice president at Checkout.com said: “Homebase has transformed its website to offer a seamless shopping experience for their customers. We’re proud to unify that experience with a frictionless checkout process, offering a comprehensive suite of payment methods and the tools to enable an optimisation of acceptance rate to unlock more value from every transaction.”
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