Technology
Technology
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Even though there are more mobile devices than people, many retailers continue to scratch their heads as to why theres so much less enthusiasm behind mobile payments than overall mobile adoption.
February 25 -
PayPal has entered into an agreement that will allow Deutsche Telekom subscribers to make purchases and have them billed to their mobile phone account.
February 25 -
Swedish bank Handelsbanken plans to resell a VeriFone-built chip-and-PIN mobile card reader to enable the country's micro merchants to accept card payments through smartphones and tablets.
February 25 -
Account holders at MtGox, the massive Bitcoin exchange that abruptly shut down this may not be left completely empty-handed. If the Tokyo company files for bankruptcy, its customers could retrieve some of the funds it is holding hostage.
February 25 -
LATHRUP Village, Mich. -- Michigan First CU converted its core processing system to San Diego-based Corelation, Inc.'s KeyStone system.
February 25 -
Mt. Gox, the Bitcoin exchange that halted withdrawals this month, went offline as industry peers distanced themselves from the Tokyo-based company in an effort to defend the virtual currency.
February 25 -
Target's recent commitment to fast-track its conversion to EMV smartcard technology may not trigger an avalanche of U.S. retailers doing the same, but Target's move seems to have become a catalyst to resolve the payments industry's other issues around EMV adoption.
February 25 -
MasterCard and telcommunications technology provider Syniverse are testing a service designed to protect card transactions for travelers by allowing payments only when a user's mobile device is switched on in a specific location.
February 25 -
MasterCard, Deutsche Telekom, Telefonica Deutschland, Vodafone and Trevica are partnering on a mobile payments initiative in Germany, where interoperability issues have long hampered the mobile commerce market.
February 25 -
PayPal will support mobile fingerprint authentication on the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S5 mobile phone, enabling Samsung customers to use their fingers to log in to shop at merchants who accept PayPal.
February 24 -
Broadcom is making a move into mobile payments with a line of Near Field Communication chips for less expensive smartphones and wearable devices.
February 24 -
Accenture has launched a new mobile wallet that will include consumer analytics and data capabilities, allowing its clients to handle payments and create personalized offers.
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WASHINGTON The payment system is unexpectedly the center of attention in the financial services policy world after spending years being overshadowed by the financial crisis and other pressing issues.
February 24 -
Activist investor Carl Icahn, who last month proposed that eBay Inc. spin off its PayPal unit and nominated two employees to the board, criticized the online marketplace for "lapses" in corporate governance and asked shareholders to vote in favor of the split.
February 24 -
Forbes Media signed a licensing agreement with Lotaris that will allow the Swiss technology company the rights to the name Forbes Digital Commerce.
February 24 -
Mobile payments have transitioned from "concept to adoption," according to the MasterCard and Prime Research's second annual mobile payments study.
February 24 -
Wells Fargo Bank is lowering the bar for some government-backed mortgages in hopes of boosting homeownership among people with credit scores harmed by the recession.
February 24 -
The regulatory pressures on JPMorgan Chase's (JPM) consumer debt collections operation continue to squeeze its recoveries.
February 24 -
PayPal will allow users of Samsung's newly announced smartwatches to check in at PayPal merchants and execute transactions at their stores.
February 24 -
The chief executive officer of Mt.Gox, the Tokyo-based Bitcoin exchange where prices are tumbling after it halted withdrawals, stepped down from the board of a key advocacy group for the virtual currency.
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