Technology

Italian payments technology company TAS Group is approaching U.S. issuers with a product called e-Mission that takes aim at two growing payment trends in the country: EMV-chip cards and instant issuance.

Many card issuers think they only have two options when it comes to EMV—keep all issuance in house or outsource.

BitPay will partner with Toshiba to support Bitcoin digital currency acceptance at the physical point of sale through Toshiba's VisualTouch software.

Google now allows Android device users to fund app purchases with a PayPal account, but hasn't gone so far as to enable the rival payment method as a funding source for all Google Wallet purchases.

Square now allows merchants to refund part of a sale made through its Square Register mobile point of sale app.

PayPoint plc's PayByPhone has acquired Adaptis Services Ltd. and entered into a partnership with the City of Paris to bring mobile payments to 155,000 parking spaces.

The words ‘payment’ and ‘innovation’ don’t always go together, nor should they.

Square's latest flurry of features came just in time for Souvla, a new Greek sandwich shop and wine bar in San Francisco.

When Ben Milne was running a manufacturing company in Iowa, "you could not get around credit card fees," he recalls.

Swipely, which combines a data analytics platform with payment processing, is expanding the feature set to appeal to larger merchants.