John Adams is executive editor of payments for American Banker.
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Payment technology that comes with the EMV stamp of approval already in place may get a boost as a result of the bottleneck newer systems face in getting certified.
By John AdamsOctober 14 -
Dallas' transit system has launched a two-year project to enable contactless payments, a move the project team hopes will boost transit use and mobile wallet adoption, two areas in which supporting infrastructure is growing faster than consumer adoption.
By John AdamsOctober 13 -
The British government and a trade association are trying to nationalize open loop contactless payments for transportation, a project of staggering scope designed to provide seamless rider transactions for buses, trains and local mass transit systems.
By John AdamsOctober 9 -
Visa Europe is collaborating with Central Saint Martins College to determine if the true innovation in wearable computing is less about the "Internet" and more about the "things."
By John AdamsOctober 7 -
Since mobile app purchases are of little use to retailers if consumers bail on the transaction, technology vendors are keener than ever to cure 'cart abandonment.'
By John AdamsOctober 6 -
Business-to-business payments are well behind the curve of payments automation, though there's signs activity is about to pick up.
By John AdamsOctober 5 -
Twitter's board is expected to name Jack Dorsey CEO sometime in the next few days, according to technology site ReCode.
By John AdamsSeptember 30 -
Twitter's goal of becoming a payments engine has gotten a boost, as Bigcommerce will support Twitter's 'buy buttons.'
By John AdamsSeptember 30 -
As Uber-like business models perpetuate, bringing more contractors into a world where their job functions are handled primarily through a mobile app, there are still some pain points for which plastic is well suited.
By John AdamsSeptember 28 -
Once placed inside of payment cards, computer chips can catalyze uses well beyond merchant security, argues MasterCard's Carlos Cornejo, who adds the card network plans to expand card utility through the mix of chips and tablets.
By John AdamsSeptember 25