Miitomo was released just days ago, and it’s already brought over a million users to the table so far.
Recent studies have found that, in the U.S., the numbers of users that have both installed Apple Pay and used it at least once are on the rise, which is good news.
Huawei and China UnionPay joined in to roll out Huawei Pay, a mobile payment service that should be found on large numbers of Huawei handsets.
Tempur Sealy International has something new to offer to the below-$1,000 e-commerce space—the Cocoon by Sealy, a high-quality brand of mattresses sold exclusively online at CocoonBySealy.com.
Visa Europe is promoting its cash-free program use among those who may not be in on the action right now.
We know that Chipotle hasn’t been having a great run of luck lately, but they may have a solution for their recent troubles.
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.
Mondaine has figured out a way to make some of its “dumber” watches into smart watches by including a removable payment chip that allows the Mondaine line to be used for mobile payments.
Reports note that Taco Bell is tracking mobile customers in a bid to push its breakfast menu.
Most recently, MasterCard got together with Wearality to construct a means to pay for items through virtual reality glasses.
US-based mobile payments company Mozido has entered the Indian market through a partnership with Saavn, the leading music streaming service in the South Asian country.
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.
A recent patent filing from Amazon suggests that the company will be bringing its own breed of selfie security to its mobile shopping operations.
International financial services technology solutions provider Fiserv has introduced the Immediate Funds service, which will help financial institutions offer their customers instant access to their funds from checks deposited through a teller, a mobile device or an ATM.
Online payments company Payoneer has acquired Armor Payments, a B2B payments provider offering the first Escrow-as-a-Service (EaaS) payment service.
