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Payza, a London-based payment processor, has simplified its account-opening process for businesses.
October 28 -
Apple's Tim Cook and Alibaba's Jack Ma took to the stage separately at a tech conference and spoke about working together on mobile payments.
October 28 -
Even after partnering with MasterCard, Zwipe has a long journey ahead before its contactless cards with fingerprint authentication see mass adoption. But the high-tech cards have the potential to suppress fraud and deter security breaches beyond what traditional EMV-chip cards can do.
October 28 -
Designed as an alternative to current payment systems, digital currencies, such as Bitcoin, XRP and Dogecoin, are a way for people to track, store and send payments over the internet. They are intended to make payment processing cheaper and faster.
October 28
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An older mobile-wallet technology is getting fresh attention at Westpac Bank in New Zealand, which wants to encourage people without the latest iPhone or Android handset to make contactless mobile payments.
October 28 -
A number of large retailers are pushing back against Apple Pay, making clear the power merchants wield in the developing mobile payments market.
October 27 -
Bank of America revealed its technology limitations to entrepreneurs at a company event in Silicon Valley, hoping some of the startups could provide assistance in areas like workflow and analytics.
October 27 -
InComm is adding add over 15,000 locations to its Vanilla Reload network, which allows prepaid card users to reload their general-purpose reloadable card accounts by swiping the card at the point of sale.
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Walmart and Best Buy were up-front about their disinterest in Apple Pay; CVS and Rite Aid followed after the fact. Reportedly, these Merchant Customer Exchange participants are placing their bets on the group's upcoming CurrentC wallet, but there's another reason they may want to distance themselves from Apple Pay.
October 27
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Apple Inc.'s bid to replace the consumer wallet with its mobile payment system ran into a roadblock as CVS Health Corp. and Rite Aid Corp. disabled the technology in their drugstores.
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