Skip to content
934 logo
Guest paying with a card at a luxury hotel reception

Hospitality Acquiring

Better acquiring conditions, built for hospitality.

Preferential hospitality acquiring with Worldline across Europe, the UK and Switzerland, and Getnet across Latin America — plus Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) and the local payment methods your guests expect.

Powered by leading acquirers

Worldline logoGetnet logo

One relationship. Every market.

Simplify acquiring across every region you operate in.

One contract. One integration. One partner accountable end-to-end — from authorisation through settlement and reconciliation.

EuropeUKSwitzerlandLatin America

Instead of negotiating a different acquirer in every country, you get one set of hospitality conditions, one integration and one relationship — across Europe, the UK, Switzerland and Latin America.

Why Juno Acquiring

Three ways acquiring with Juno pays off.

01

Preferential hospitality acquiring

Conditions negotiated specifically for hospitality with Worldline and Getnet — so more of every transaction stays with you.

02

Dynamic Currency Conversion

With Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC), eligible international guests can choose to pay in their home currency where supported — and, depending on the acquiring/DCC agreement in place, merchants may participate in the economics generated by eligible DCC transactions.

03

Pay the way guests expect

Accept the methods guests use in each market, where supported — so fewer checkouts are abandoned and more bookings convert.

Dynamic Currency Conversion

Turn international payments into an opportunity.

Give international guests the option to pay in a familiar home currency where Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) is available through your acquiring setup. Juno connects the payment experience with the operational data needed to understand how DCC is performing.

DCC eligibility, the exchange rate applied and the commercial terms are set by the relevant acquirer or DCC provider. Juno provides the integrated payment and data layer around that experience — acceptance at the point of payment, and reporting once the transaction settles.

See DCC reporting in the Juno Financial SuiteHow settlement works

Better guest choice

Eligible international guests can see and select their home currency during payment, where DCC is supported by the acquiring setup. The choice is the guest's, and the rate is presented before they confirm.

Commercial opportunity

Depending on the acquiring/DCC agreement in place, merchants may participate in the economics generated by eligible DCC transactions. The FX rate and DCC charge are set by the acquirer or DCC provider, not by 934.

Measure DCC performance

DCC does not have to be an opaque part of the acquiring stack. Dedicated DCC reporting in the Juno Financial Suite shows DCC activity and how it is performing alongside settlement and reconciliation data.

The guest's choice at the point of payment
Pay in the local currencyLocal amount
Pay in your home currencyRate shown

Illustrative. Where DCC is supported, the eligible guest is shown the applicable rate and decides which currency to pay in.

How DCC connects to the rest of the payment chain
  1. 01AcquiringCards are accepted and authorised through the configured acquirer.
  2. 02DCC transactionAn eligible international guest chooses their home currency, where supported.
  3. 03DCC reporting & settlement visibilityDCC activity is reported alongside settlement data in the Juno Financial Suite.

Local payment methods

The methods your guests already use — in every market.

Europe, UK & Switzerland

via Worldline

Major card schemes and mobile wallets, plus regional favourites — TWINT, iDEAL, Bancontact, Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Latin America

via Getnet

Local card schemes and the methods that drive conversion across the region — Pix, instalment payments (cuotas) and local wallets.

Coverage

Acquiring across two continents, on one platform.

Worldline powers acquiring across Europe, the UK and Switzerland. Getnet powers Latin America. Juno brings both together — one integration, one relationship.

Europe · UK · Switzerland

Powered by Worldline.

Latin America

Powered by Getnet.

LATAM
Europe
UK
Switzerland

Settlement & Reconciliation

Acquiring feeds the financial controls that follow.

Once transactions are authorised, acquiring hands the operational record into settlement and reconciliation. Follow each capability through its canonical journey to understand what is paid out, what is matched and how the result reaches your back office.

Explore SettlementExplore ReconciliationExplore the Juno Financial Suite

See what better acquiring looks like.

Send us your volumes and markets — we'll come back with a hospitality acquiring proposal across Worldline and Getnet.

In summary

Juno Acquiring — the essentials

Quick facts

Purpose
Hospitality card acquiring within Juno — the merchant relationship that approves card payments and settles the funds.
Acquirers
Worldline (Europe, the UK, Switzerland) and Getnet (Latin America).
Commercial model
Hospitality-specific pricing. Where Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) is available through the acquiring setup, merchants may participate in the economics generated by eligible DCC transactions, subject to the acquiring/DCC agreement in place.
Local methods
Available through the configured acquiring partner; availability varies by market (e.g. via Worldline in Europe/UK/CH; via Getnet in Latin America).
Coverage
Europe, the UK, Switzerland and Latin America, on one integration and one relationship.
DCC visibility
Dedicated DCC reporting in the Juno Financial Suite, alongside settlement and reconciliation data.
Optional module
Automated settlement and reconciliation via the Juno Financial Suite.
Typical use cases
Consolidating multiple country acquirers, offering eligible international guests a home-currency payment option where DCC is supported, accepting locally relevant payment methods.

Related on 934

Continue exploring

Products

Adjacent solutions

Understand the architecture

See it live

Knowledge

Juno Acquiring — questions answered

What does Juno Acquiring provide?

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 international guests can be offered Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) where it is supported by the acquiring setup, and properties can 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 and DCC activity is reported alongside them.

Related: Juno Financial Suite, Settlement

Which acquirers and regions does Juno cover?

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

What is Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) and why does it matter to a hotel or restaurant?

Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) allows an eligible international guest to choose to pay in their home currency at the point of payment, where DCC is available through the acquiring setup in use. The guest is shown the applicable rate and decides which currency to pay in, so the choice stays with them. For the merchant there are two things that matter commercially. First, guest experience: a familiar currency at the point of payment removes uncertainty for international guests. Second, the commercial terms: depending on the acquiring/DCC agreement in place, merchants may participate in the economics generated by eligible DCC transactions. The exchange rate applied and the DCC charge are determined by the relevant acquirer or DCC provider, not by 934. Juno supports DCC within relevant acquiring and payment environments and provides the integrated payment and data layer around it, so DCC activity does not remain an opaque part of the acquiring stack. Dedicated DCC reporting in the Juno Financial Suite shows DCC activity alongside settlement and reconciliation data.

Related: DCC reporting in the Juno Financial Suite, Settlement

Which local payment methods are supported?

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

Is acquiring required to use Juno or Pay-by-Link?

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