David Heun is an associate editor for technology at American Banker.
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MasterCard Europe is making a major push to increase mobile payments acceptance points and encourage higher value transactions, considered a tipping point in the markets maturation.
By David HeunSeptember 8 -
Stockholm-based mobile wallet provider Seamless Distribution AB is seeking beta testers for a new digital cash register service that would become part of its SEQR wallet application.
By David HeunSeptember 4 -
CHICAGO Mobile payments got the kind of promotional kick it will need in the future from a veteran country music star at the annual Mobile Payments Conference this week.
By David HeunSeptember 4 - PSO content
Global money transfer provider WorldRemit has launched a service to enable customers in 52 countries to use its application to send money to all Bosnian and Croatian bank accounts.
By David HeunSeptember 3 -
CHICAGO The mobile commerce revolution is pressuring legacy payment companies to quickly diversify to stay relevant, leading Discover Financial Services to build a gateway where merchants can add digital transactions and other services.
By David HeunSeptember 3 - PSO content
Singapore Telecommunications Ltd. has completed its acquisition of data security vendor and researcher Trustwave, about four months after the companies initially announced the deal.
By David HeunSeptember 3 -
CHICAGO Financial institutions have fallen behind the payments innovation curve, though they can catch up quickly by adopting the faster payments initiatives that are accompanying mobile and digital transactions.
By David HeunSeptember 3 -
CHICAGO Heartland Payment Systems CEO Bob Carr will never be accused of not making his feelings known about the Merchant Customer Exchange mobile wallet venture.
By David HeunSeptember 2 -
The Automated Clearing House is too expensive and complex to provide faster payments for smaller banks and businesses, claims Dwolla, which contends its open system is a better option for those market segments.
By David HeunSeptember 2 -
CHICAGO First-generation mobile wallets found themselves in an "unfair fight" against the likes of Starbucks and its branded mobile pay and loyalty system, forcing Google to rethink how it would position Android Pay, Google executive Jack Connors said.
By David HeunSeptember 2