Block, Uber Expand Global Partnership for Restaurant Operations and Payments

Block and Uber announced an expanded partnership to transform restaurant operations, including the integration of Cash App Pay. This global partnership aims to support restaurant businesses across various markets. The collaboration includes tools to streamline restaurant operations and a new payment option for customers.

SQ Block and Uber announced a significant expansion of their global partnership, adding Cash App Pay as a checkout option for Uber Eats customers and enhancing Square's suite of restaurant management tools across multiple international markets. The deal deepens Uber Eats' position inside Square's ecosystem, which now encompasses nearly 1,000 industry integrations including Amazon, ClassPass, and Intuit QuickBooks.

Restaurants using Square point-of-sale systems will be able to manage Uber Eats orders directly through their existing POS, eliminating the need for separate tablets and reducing operational friction and third-party integration costs. The Cash App Pay integration extends to Uber's broader platform, giving users with Cash App balances a seamless payment option for rides and food delivery — adding a high-frequency transaction channel to Cash App's monetization stack.

For UBER, the partnership extends payment reach through Cash App's user base, which skews younger and more urban — precisely the demographic that drives food delivery volume. For Block, embedding Cash App Pay into Uber's restaurant and mobility ecosystem creates a recurring transaction channel that could meaningfully expand Cash App's monthly active user monetization, a metric closely tracked by investors as Block's longer-term fintech revenue driver.