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How to grow your payments app with abattoirs and meat processors

By SendPay Business · · 2 min read

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Abattoirs and small meat processors sit in the middle of the local meat trade. Farmers and livestock traders bring animals and pay a fee to have them slaughtered, while butchers, restaurants and market sellers buy carcasses and cuts, often early in the morning and often in cash. Processors also pay farmers for animals and pay workers and transporters. A payments app that takes fees quickly, sends payment links for regular meat orders and lets processors pay farmers can win these businesses, and every farmer and butcher who pays or gets paid sees your app.

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Take fees and sales by phone

Letting farmers and butchers pay by phone means less cash on site in the early hours and a clear record of every payment.

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Make regular meat orders simple

A payment link for standing orders from butchers, hotels and restaurants gets money in before the meat leaves the cold room.

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Grow through farmers and butchers

One processor deals with many farmers on one side and many butchers on the other. When the processor pays and gets paid through your app, both sides see it working.

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Questions people ask

What about livestock traders?

The livestock traders and animal markets guide covers buying and selling cattle, goats and sheep at weekly markets, often with large sums of cash.

Livestock traders and animal markets →
What about butchers?

The butchers and fishmongers guide covers quick counter payments and orders for busy seasons.

Butchers and fishmongers →
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Is there a step-by-step plan I can follow?

Yes. The free launch checklist takes you from picking your people and naming your app to setting fees, going live and winning your first ten customers.

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