MobilePayments vs Paid for Stripe

MobilePayments has no write-up on Specifiction yet; its figures are above.

Paid for Stripe turns an Android or iOS phone into a card terminal for payments that go to a connected Stripe account. Tap to Pay supports contactless cards and digital wallets without a separate reader, and users may also connect a Bluetooth card reader. Checkout can draw from a reusable product catalog, accept tips, add tax, pass processing fees to customers, or collect payment through links and QR codes; recurring payments are also listed. Account owners can add team members, assign roles, and manage permissions. Stripe pays funds to the user's bank on its regular payout schedule, with instant payouts available in supported regions. The app is presented for mobile and service businesses such as beauticians, drivers, musicians, stallholders, food vans, cleaners, and tradespeople. The listed plan is free, with no monthly or setup fees and no hidden fees; the app charges 0.99% per transaction in addition to Stripe's standard fees. The site says card data is encrypted end-to-end and not stored on the device.