Better acquiring conditions, built for hospitality.

Juno Acquiring gives hospitality merchants a single acquiring arrangement across multiple markets, rather than a separate acquirer negotiated country by country. Acquiring is the merchant relationship that approves card transactions and settles the resulting funds to the business. 934 provides this through Worldline across Europe, the UK and Switzerland, and through Getnet across Latin America, with pricing arranged for hospitality. Alongside the core service, eligible merchants can generate additional revenue from participating Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) transactions and accept locally relevant payment methods available through the configured acquirer. It is delivered as one integration and one relationship within Juno, and can connect into the Juno Financial Suite so settlements reconcile automatically.

Related: Juno Financial Suite, Settlement

Juno Acquiring is powered by two acquirers across two regions: Worldline for Europe, the UK and Switzerland, and Getnet for Latin America. Juno brings both together so a hospitality group operating across these markets can work with one integration and one relationship rather than managing each acquirer separately. This consolidation matters for multi-country estates, where fragmented acquiring usually means different conditions, separate reporting and acquirer-by-acquirer reconciliation. Settlements from both Worldline and Getnet can flow into the same reconciliation and reporting pipeline in the Juno Financial Suite.

Related: Juno Financial Suite, Juno Hospitality Suite

Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) lets an international guest pay in their home currency at the point of sale. Juno presents the choice clearly — the rate is shown and the guest decides whether to pay in the local or their home currency — so the process is transparent. When a guest chooses their home currency on a participating transaction, eligible merchants can generate additional revenue through DCC revenue share, an additional revenue line on transactions already being taken. DCC applies across the channels where cards are accepted. Because the Financial Suite produces dedicated DCC reports, conversion volume and the associated revenue share can be tracked.

Related: Financial Suite reporting

Through its acquirers, Juno supports major card schemes and mobile wallets, plus locally relevant methods that vary by market and are available through the configured acquiring partner. In Europe, the UK and Switzerland, via Worldline, examples include TWINT, iDEAL, Bancontact, Apple Pay and Google Pay. In Latin America, via Getnet, examples include Pix, instalment payments (cuotas) and local wallets. Availability of any specific method depends on the market and the acquirer configuration. Because acceptance runs through the same Juno integration, a property does not need a separate connection for each method.

Related: Payment integration, Juno Hospitality Suite

A property needs an acquiring relationship to take and settle cards. For Juno Pay-by-Link specifically, Worldline or Getnet acquiring is required — an existing relationship or a transition to one — because the acquirer settles the payments the links capture. More broadly, Juno's acceptance and orchestration capabilities can work with a property's acquiring setup, and Juno Acquiring exists for merchants that want hospitality-specific conditions under one relationship. Where a property already has an acquirer, Juno can still provide orchestration, reconciliation and reporting around it.

Related: Juno Pay-by-Link, Payment orchestration