Jetco, a Hong Kong-based network of automated teller machines (ATMs) has joined up with 12 separate Hong Kong banks to bring out Jetco Pay P2P, a service that offers the direct payments users want.
Global multichannel payments company Adyen is bringing its omnichannel payments platform in the United States, enabling US businesses to connect their point of sale, online and mobile purchases in a single, EMV-compliant payments technology.
A new development from Paymentwall, which will bring the ability to bring microtransactions to newly-developed games and thus a potential means to profit.
The great thing about mobile payments is that there always seems to be something new going on.
Santiago Siri, a San Francisco-based entrepreneur, made history by registering his daughter’s birth on the bitcoin blockchain.
A new development in Google Maps version 9.17 may change that and make it easier for us to turn to the map to buy.
Western Union seems determined to prove it is not out of the electronic transfer market yet with its new product, WU Connect.
Reports suggest that some parts of YouTube may be poised to get a new impediment to that rapid development: a paywall.
The Winklevoss twins made the headlines in popular media outlets like The New York Times, The Guardian, Wired, and TechCrunch for founding the Bitcoin exchange Gemini.
The company, which had previously been losing tens of millions of dollars each year, announced that it is filing to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
ARK Investment Management LLC, a New York-based issuer of several notable ETFs, announced it is adding bitcoin to one of its portfolios.
Now, with the help of Twitter, individuals can donate to the political campaign of their choosing right within a single tweet.
Shoppers around the world are seeking simpler and more innovative payment methods, putting retailers under increasing pressure to adopt new payment technologies.
The financial technology sector is booming and many companies are starting to leave their mark on the industry.
XpressBuy, a commerce platform for marketers that enables Buy Buttons allowing customers to engage and purchase from any context, announced today its integration with four of the world’s largest e-commerce platforms.
