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Airtag figures it has landed its mobile payment system in the right places at the right time, concentrating on the fast-food and grocery markets.
November 22 -
Square has updated the design of its Square Register app in an attempt to improve user navigation and provide a consistent experience across different operating systems such as Google's Android and Apple's iOS 7.
November 20 -
Nomad 2.0, a second-generation mobile EMV chip-and-PIN card reader from AnywhereCommerce, is designed to be a smaller and less expensive version of its 18-month-old predecessor.
November 19 -
Jusp, a mobile point of sale provider, announced a flat monthly fee ranging from 39 to 69 euros (approximately $53 to $93) to target midmarket merchants and large corporations.
November 18 -
The mobile point of sale vendor ShopKeep POS has updated its tablet-based point of sale with several new features designed to streamline its use.
November 15 -
Payments processor Cardis USA and mobile commerce vendor Spindle are joining with vending machine manufacturer Multi-max to enable mobile payments at its machines, where most consumers still buy coffee with cash.
November 15 -
NCR Corp. has updated its NCR Silver point of sale system for iPad, adding features that allow a small business to grow including support for multiple locations.
November 14 -
Square has eliminated holds and deposit limits for manually entered transactions in the U.S., and is marketing these changes to frustrated PayPal users.
November 13 -
The Twitter initial public offering culminated with the ringing of the New York Stock Exchange's opening bell Thursday, the social media site becoming a public company valued at more than $14 billion. But Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey isn't done with Wall Street yet, as he's reportedly begun exploring an IPO for Square, the mobile payments startup he co-founded in 2009.
November 7 -
Payments processor Elavon will handle mobile payment transactions generated through iZettle mobile card readers in Europe.
November 4 -
Square Inc.'s new partnership with Staples treats the office supply seller as both a distribution channel and a showroom for its Square Stand point of sale system.
November 4 -
Mozido LLC is providing a Coca-Cola bottler in Mexico with a mobile payment system for storeowners to use to pay for deliveries of soft drinks.
October 31 -
Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz has stepped down from Square Inc.s board, to be replaced by former Goldman Sachs CFO David Viniar.
October 31 -
Heartland Payment Systems is making investments in tablet technology to attract merchant clients while combatting mobile payments startups.
October 30 -
Square Inc. has added American Express and JCB credit card acceptance in Canada, expanding its payment options a year after launching in the country.
October 29 -
Merchant Warehouse is trying make the differences between competing mobile payments technology such as Near Field Communication chips and QR codes invisible to merchants.
October 29 -
Digital content providers will have more options to accept payments through Live Gamer Inc.'s Pay+ product.
October 28 -
LevelUp is launching a "connected app" technology that lets merchants tap into its mobile payment system for online commerce and a variety of other uses.
October 25 -
Flint has released an Android version of its swipeless mobile card acceptance product, which relies on the smartphone's embedded camera to scan an image of a card to accept payments.
October 18 -
Two payments industry veterans have come up with a way to make mobile phones and terminals communicate wirelessly without a conventional wireless or Near Field Communication signal.
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