Barcelona-based Yumminn just raised €1.4 million for its QR code that’s changing how we pay the bill at restaurants

Published on November 24, 2022

The fast-growing Spanish startup Yumminn has just picked up €1.4 million in fresh capital for its web app solution spicing up the restaurant industry. The Barcelona-based firm now plans to expand and become a leader in QR-enabled payments. Heading out for a fancy dinner, brunch with friends or just a quick lunch is a pastime…

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