Social media players including Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, and Instagram are looking to increase online retail revenue by making it easier to transact on a smartphone.
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Social media players including Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, and Instagram are looking to increase online retail revenue by making it easier to transact on a smartphone.
The last seven months have proven challenging for Uber in India, following the decision by the RBI to stop the company from accepting card-based payments.
A new survey from MasterCard has revealed that there are significant differences between what consumers say, and what they do.
The Arbitration Division will utilize blockchain technology to aid in labor and contract disputes.
America’s shifting views on money and wealth seems to be affecting banks, as it appears many retail banks are no longer seen as trustworthy institutions.
As the switch to chip card technology in the United States is underway, it appears that financial institutions are taking the easy way out when it comes to security.
In what many see as a bold move, Barclaycard’s bPay has launched three new Near Field Communication (NFC) products.
There is an increased level of internationalization in global payments, and a key indicator is the adoption of the yuan for payments in mainland China and Hong Kong.
Seamless, a developer of payment systems for mobile phones, continues the rapid roll-out of its mobile payment service, SEQR.
Retailers can look forward to increased sales from faster conversion rates on their digital platforms.
Omlis Global has just released its Global Mobile Payments: European Overview white paper, providing insights on the European mobile payment landscape.
An award winning anti-fraud platform from CONFIRMA Sistemas de Información has been helping to not only detect, but also put a halt to application fraud in some Spanish banks.
Apple Pay has demonstrated remarkable growth in the United States since its launch, and is now expanding internationally with help from PAY.ON.