The company stated that these changes are aligned with its pledge to recruit more franchisees from diverse backgrounds, having previously committed in December 2021 to dedicate $250 million over five years to help potential franchisees in the US who have difficulty getting funding from other sources to buy a McDonald's restaurant. With Adyen’s scalable platform, McDonald’s will be able to continue to provide customers a seamless experience through a variety of payment methods that align with the unique needs of our markets, Leandro Balbinot, SVP of global technology and digital at McDonald’s said in a press release. In a statement titled "The Next Steps on Our Journey of Greatness" released on the company website on Jand communicated to its US franchise network, McDonald’s USA President Joe Erlinger said that the policy changes were intended to bring "greater clarity, transparency and consistency into our franchising process" as he outlined changes to the way in which potential new franchisees would be evaluated, removing the previous preferential status awarded to spouses and children of existing franchisees, as well as separating out the process for the renewal of franchise terms from the assessment of the ability of an operator to expand through additional locations. McDonald's yellow and red drive-thru logo advertising sign placed on a pole with a clear blue sky gettyĮarlier this year fast-food franchise giant McDonald's announced that it would be making significant changes to its franchise policies.
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