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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: squ.re/kiosk
More control in the kitchen, at the table, and across your businesses. Nine new features start going live next week:
→ Drag a kitchen ticket to the top of the screen so it gets made next
→ Fire held courses right from the Expo screen, with a countdown to cancel a mis-tap
→ Run more than one business? Switch between them from any page in Dashboard
→ Seat a party in Resy Powered by Tock and the check opens with the guest name, table, and server already on it
Check out all of our newest tools and features here: squareup.com/us/en/release-n…
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: squareup.com/us/en/release-n…
How do you set up restaurant operations for success?
The team behind Taqueria Ramirez and El Camarón Peludo is growing to five restaurants and getting ready to hire a director of operations. For Giovanni Cervantes and Tania Apolinar, the right hire has to understand their culture first. Systems can be learned. It’s all on Episode 5 of The Build from @TilitNYC.
Listen now at squ.re/thebuild
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: squ.re/thefalsechoice
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: squareup.com/release-notes/r…
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: squareup.com/us/en/release-n…
From Taqueria Ramirez to El Camarón Peludo, follow Giovanni Cervantes, Tania Apolinar, and chef Carlos Barrera as they bring a new restaurant to life. The Build is back with Season 3 from @tilitnyc.
Listen now: squ.re/thebuild
One less tap, one less trip, one less ticket to shuffle during service. 13 new features start going live next week:
→ Add items from an updated checkout grid that keeps the cart in view
→ Pick the fields that print on a barcode label and lay them out how you want
→ Let guests open a tab from the table QR code and settle up once at the end
→ Drag a kitchen ticket to the front of the line when it needs to cook first
→ Refund a card when the original sale was never on Square (a returned deposit, say)
Check out all of our newest tools and features here: squareup.com/us/en/release-n…
One ticket, easier scans, faster invoice tips. 10 new features start going live next week:
→ Send one kitchen ticket even when guests pay separately, so the line stays clear
→ Turn an Android camera into a barcode scanner with a press of the volume key
→ Add preset tip buttons when customers pay invoices online
→ Color-code modifier tiles on Square Point of Sale for faster reads during a rush
→ Catch an unrecognized scale or scanner-scale with an error and steps to fix it
See everything in this week's release notes: squareup.com/us/en/release-n…
30,000 more Square sellers are now on Neighborhoods, turning everyday transactions into repeat customers. More here: squ.re/neighborhoodsnetwork
Understanding money on both sides of the counter is a signal unique to Block.
Neighborhoods is our local commerce experience connecting Square sellers with Cash App customers. Since June, the network has scaled 10x to 30,000 more sellers in the network.
How it works: Neighborhoods is built around an organic growth loop: more participating Square sellers drive more local discovery in Cash App, which can lead to more customers following businesses, returning for repeat visits, and creating more value for sellers.
For customers, Local Cash makes local commerce more rewarding: they can earn 10% of their order subtotal, up to $10 per order, on qualifying purchases with participating sellers, then redeem it on a future visit.
How it connects both sides of the counter: For sellers, Neighborhoods is integrated into their existing Square Point of Sale, giving local businesses a way to encourage repeat visits without a standalone loyalty app. During an initial period, Cash App funds Local Cash, giving sellers a no-cost way to reward customers.
Once a customer follows a business on Neighborhoods, the seller can also reach them directly with marketing campaigns in Cash App.
How it's going: The network is growing. As of June 2026, Neighborhoods scaled to sellers representing $1B in annualized GPV, up more than 220% from March 2026. In June, Neighborhoods also became available on additional Square hardware, including Square Terminal, more than doubling the number of eligible sellers.
Follower spend also counts. Spend from followers reached 10% of seller GPV on average after three quarters on Neighborhoods.
What's next: We're ramping up auto-enablement across the country and testing ways to build density in local markets, including pairing seller activation with dedicated account management.
Follow as we scale the neighborhood: block.xyz/inside/block-s-nei…
Decide what gets discounted, when prices change, and what leaves the kitchen first. Ten new features start going live next week:
→ Schedule bulk price changes to take effect at a date and time you pick
→ Run a storewide discount while chosen items stay at full price
→ Attach add-on services to online bookings, like a facial with a massage
→ Move finished tickets to the front of the kitchen queue so they go out first
→ Switch into dark mode, so the Appointments screen isn't the brightest thing in the room
Check out all of our newest tools and features here: squareup.com/us/en/release-n…
Your Square Credit Card now works harder for you. Pay vendors through Square Bill Pay — rent, insurance, marketing, and more — even if they don't accept cards, and earn 3% cash back every time. And on everything else? 1.5% cash back, unlimited.
Learn more: squareup.com/us/en/press/squ…
