🔔Q3 2026 Earnings: We will release financial results for the third quarter of 2026 on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, after market close. To register to participate in the conference call visit: https://t.co/EvXlVqSmUX
Fewer passwords, fewer taps, fewer screens to switch between. These new features and more start going live next week:
→ Let your team sign in to Square with the Okta or Microsoft Entra ID logins they already use
→ Apply your card surcharge automatically when customers pay an invoice in full (US only)
→ Nest modifiers so each one brings up its own follow-up choices, like dressings for a side salad
→ Edit items with the check in view, so staff can confirm changes without switching screens
→ Put the cart on the left or right side of the screen, whichever fits your station
Check out all of our newest tools and features here: https://t.co/E7EbuGUXRe
During our Q3 2026 earnings call on Nov 3, we'll answer some questions pulled directly from X.
💭 Ask away in the comments or quote repost and your question may be answered live.
Speed and hospitality can work together. James Schonzeit, Head of Product Design for Food and Beverage at Square, on what QSR operators should expect from the next generation of self-ordering.
Read more: https://t.co/lKMismbopB
Meet the new Square Kiosk, smarter self-service for a faster rush. Guests can browse by touch, ask menu questions by voice, and order on a 21.5-inch display built for busy restaurants. It’s self-service, reimagined.
Learn more: https://t.co/LArszYAYF8
This week’s updates help businesses scale smarter—from multi-location management to faster checkout.
Introducing Square Multi-Account Suite to helps franchises and complex businesses stay in control as they scale
Combos are now available in Real-Time Check View in Square Point of Sale
Location managers edit the items for their locations while shared details for other locations stay read-only
Receive stock in cases or pallets while Square converts quantities into the units you count on hand
Barcodes scanned with the iPhone or iPad camera already on the counter — no separate scanner to buy or connect
See everything in this week's release notes: https://t.co/BhZdONSUge
Emily, a project manager in Orlando, uses Cash App and Afterpay to manage everyday spending, plan purchases around her income, and keep her monthly budget on track: https://t.co/3WjpxkzGbx
Sainabou, a NYC-based entrepreneur and founder of Sai by Sai, uses Cash App Business and Afterpay to support her growing fashion business end-to-end. From accepting payments at markets and pop-ups to managing timing around inventory and expenses: https://t.co/7WzqnPVmwl
Square has been selected by Pike Place Fish Market, the legendary Seattle seafood institution, to unify its payments and operations.
The business will use Square Plus with Square Terminal for in-person payments, with support for offline payment acceptance during peak seasonal crowds.
More here: https://t.co/EftE8IiWPf
Ètra and Café Telegrama, two distinct restaurant concepts operating from one shared kitchen in LA's Melrose Hill, now run on @Square:
- One platform across both businesses, with hardware matched to each service model
- Square Register, Square Stand + Square Handheld deployed to how each concept functions
- Resy integration syncs live course status to reservations at Ètra
- Reporting the team can trust across both sides of the business
More here: https://t.co/fvyy4cqN7w
Another launch: @CashApp is now available in Spanish.
We rewrote a ton of the app for this. AI translated. Human reviewed. Support included.
If your phone is set to Spanish, Cash will automatically update over the next week.
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Cash App long term growth sustainability was probably the number 1 overarching investor focus area in my conversations this quarter. Plenty of product and GTM strategies to answer the question, but when I think about it deeply I usually reflect on history.
Cash App has faced doubt at every step of its journey: why would you launch a peer-to-peer network when one already exists? Ok you’ve executed on building the P2P network but how will you ever monetize it? Ok you’ve monetized it through instant transfer but how will you ever turn that into an enduring financial relationship? How will you ever convince anyone to carry a debit card from a P2P app? No way you can profitably underwrite a cross-section of America that most fintechs and banks (still) cannot. What ‘right to win’ does Square have in a consumer business in the first place?
Every single one of those pushbacks was conventional wisdom at some point in the past 10 years. I've been around for all of them. Everyone can judge for themselves whether those doubts were valid or not.
Cash App resonates with 10s of millions of people for a reason. If we keep showing up for our customers, deliver more value to them, and grow our network, the growth and unit economic profile of the business will speak for itself like it has for the past decade.
From new ways for customers to find you, to fewer steps during service. A preview of 8 new features that start rolling out next week:
→ Connected sellers can keep hours, logo, and contact details in sync on Apple Maps
→ Keep taking orders for later fulfillment even when today's items sell out
→ See the revenue each channel brought in, rather than a lump sum
→ Give the kitchen a head start on items as they're rung in
→ Set up a service charge once and it adds itself to every check
Check out all of our newest tools and features here: https://t.co/hH62C81DL7
Square has introduced a new integration with Apple Business in Australia, Canada, France, Ireland, Japan, Spain, the UK, and the US.
Sellers can now manage their Apple Maps presence directly from Square Dashboard. What's included:
- Automatic sync of business details across Apple Maps, Siri, Apple Wallet, and more
- Brand presence management on connected Apple Maps place cards
- Action links such as as Menu, Order, Pickup, Delivery, Book, Schedule Appointment, so customers can take action directly from a place card
Learn more: https://t.co/lzZFuOG28a