Cambridge will be one of the first areas in the UK to be able to take advantage of the new mobile payments app, Droplet Rewards, officially launching this week.
The major credit card provider announced that the Barclaycard Android app will be capable of supporting NFC payments when the calendar turns to November 2015.
Blockchain, a leading bitcoin wallet startup, announced that Bob Wigley, ex-chairman of Merrill Lynch EMEA, is joining the company’s board of advisers.
Lyle & Scott has developed a jacket equip with Barclay’s bPay technology in the cuff!
eBay has recently sent a notice to its sellers that they will not be able to accept payments via Skrill, ProPay, and Paymate from September 27, 2015.
It is clearly evident that the transaction time of international payments is an excruciatingly slow—as 37 percent of all US businesses noted this as a major source of consistent aggravation.
The value of mobile payments worldwide is expected to increase 124 percent to $1 trillion in 2017, up from this year’s less than $500 billion, according to analyst house International Data Corporation (IDC).
Amazon, according to reports from CEO Jeff Bezos, figures that one day, the drone will replace the mail delivery truck.
Coming soon to a wide range of gas stations in the U.K., a new program called “Fill Up and Pay” looks to help users gas up without leaving the vehicle.
Which, a UK-based consumer group, recently revisited a serious security issue surrounding credit card payments and contactless terminals.
A new report from Deloitte suggests that young consumers may be the segment that puts mobile payment adoption over the tipping point.
Apple Pay crosses the pond to the UK.
Cabbies in the UK and Ireland are embracing a new mobile payment solution to make hailing taxis easier for customers.
According to a survey by uSwitch, an online price listing and comparison service company, some UK-based consumers are hesitant about the benefits of mobile payments technology.
According to the UK’s Payments Council, 2014 saw the rise of cashless payments as it overtook the use of cash.
