Leading hotel management system RoomRaccoon has partnered with Adyen, the global financial technology platform of choice for
leading businesses, to enhance its digital product’s payment capabilities, making payments for hoteliers easier, more affordable and more secure.
The two-way connection between the solutions will seamlessly automate payment processing for hoteliers through the RoomRaccoon booking engine, channel manager and front desk, track payments in real time and reduce the risk of fraud, identity theft, and illicit activities.
With an impressive international reach, the partnership with Adyen will see RoomRaccoon expand its payment offering in 28 markets, including new destinations in Europe and North America.
The partnership will also build on payment methods in RoomRaccoon’s payment platform. With Adyen and RoomRaccoon, hotels can benefit from a well-established system of payment methods, including local payment method preferences, that their guests know and trust.
Frits Beyer, Payments Manager at RoomRaccoon, says: “The modern guest values convenience. They want to see options like alternative payment methods and touch-free experiences woven into their stay. With personalized, flexible payment technology, hotels can create the best payment experience for guests and secure repeat business for their properties. We’re excited to partner with Adyen to enhance our client’s payments offering and deliver five-star experiences for guests.”
Mark Rademaker, Head of Hospitality at Adyen adds, “Adyen’s technology gives hospitality staff an automated solution that unifies front-of-house and online booking systems with information in real-time, meeting the demands of customers. Our financial technology empowers guests with a choice of how to pay upon check out, with the assurance that payments are seamless and secure. We’re excited to support RoomRaccoon with its international growth strategy, accepting global and local payment methods while being compliant with country regulations, so the business can grow at scale.”
