Samsung recently made two new connections with TD Bank and Regions Bank.
The new partnerships feature big names—Verifone and Ingenico—and together are set to give Samsung Pay a little extra edge with better terminals.
More mobile payments systems are looking into loyalty programs, and Spreedly's CEO Justin Benson recently took a closer look at why.
Samsung recently launched a new rewards program that targeted those who downloaded Samsung Pay, but haven't actually used it yet, in order to make them more active users.
If you think we don't have room for another connected device in our pockets or purses, you might be right.
Recent word out of the Norwegian mobile payments market generated something of a surprise recently when word of the most downloaded app in the country came out.
Square had a fantastic quarter recently, coming off an IPO and showing its investors that, as a publicly-traded company, it can do a bang-up job of providing return to investors.
While Apple Pay has more monthly users than both Samsung Pay and Android Pay put together, Samsung Pay is growing more rapidly.
Samsung Pay is set to join the fray in short order, with reports suggesting it could be in place by the end of this week.
Word from LG officials noted that LG was planning to delay the launch of LG Pay, because it instead wanted to focus effort on the LG G5 smartphone instead.
Mobey Forum recently took a look at the field and brought out a new report talking about the banks' role in mobile payments, or at least what it could be.
In the last six months, we have seen major platforms compete and sometimes struggle, for market share as more retailers and tech companies introduced their respective mobile payment platforms.
Samsung Pay has made a lot of waves lately, but its availability in the United States has been a little less than clear.
Samsung Pay might finally be ready to accommodate more users in 2016.
Now, Android Pay can be used within mobile apps, as a means to make a payment right at the mobile app level.
