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Isis Mobile-Payment System to Debut in September After Delays
Bloomberg Isis, the mobile-payment joint venture backed by AT&T Inc. (T), Verizon Wireless and T-Mobile USA Inc., is on track for a debut in September, following months of delays and a change in strategy last year. VeriFone Systems Inc. (PAY), a maker of payment ... See all stories on this topic » |
Security can still make or break mobile-payment systems
Computerworld (blog) My observations are hardly scientific (and back in December, Starbucks claimed that 26 million transactions had been conducted using its mobile-payment app, making it the largest such program in the U.S.), but I rarely see other Starbucks customers ... See all stories on this topic » |
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Freeport Capital Inc. (FAS: CNSX) Hybrid and StepOne Systems launch joint ...
Embedded.com MONTREAL, Aug. 29, 2012 /CNW Telbec/ - (Freeport Capital FAS: CNSX), Hybrid PayTech a leader in mobile payment innovation announced its joint solution partnership with StepOne Systems, a long-time provider of mobile in-store enterprise applications. See all stories on this topic » |
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Isis mobile payment system primed for September launch, supported devices ...
Engadget Isis mobile payment system primed for September launch, supported devices revealed. By Zachary Lutz posted Aug 28th 2012 8:47PM. Isis mobile payment system primed for September launch in Austin and Salt Lake City. You've known it was coming, but ... See all stories on this topic » |
AirPay Starts Small, Seeks Feedback on New Mobile Payment System
Xconomy I stopped by the launch party late yesterday for AirPay, an early stage startup incubating in San Diego's Ansir Innovation Center that has been developing a mobile payment system with social media features. "I have friends who say we're insane," says ... See all stories on this topic » |
Swedish company Seamless adds P2P feature to its mobile payment tool
Mobile Payments Today Seamless, a Swedish provider of payment solutions, announced it's adding person-to-person payment functionality to SEQR, its QR code-based mobile payment product. The new features will let users make payments to private individuals directly into their ... See all stories on this topic » |
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eZeeCLOUD partners with atom technologies to facilitate payments over Web ...
Equity Bulls ... into a partnership with atom technologiestm (atom), an enterprise promoted by Financial Technologies India Ltd. a subsidiary of Financial Technologies (India) Limited (NSE: FINANTECH, BSE: FINTECH), for deploying atom's web, IVR and mobile payment ... See all stories on this topic » |
MasterCard Embarks on Mobile Payment Partnership with UK Telco
Banktech MasterCard announced today it is partnering with U.K. mobile operator Everything Everywhere on a mobile payments partnership. The five-year deal involves developing mobile and digital payment solutions for Everything Everywhere's 27 million U.K. ... See all stories on this topic » |
Revolutionary Technology & The Transformative Effect On Currency
ReadWriteWeb The winners of the mobile payment wars will be the companies that make it easiest for consumers and retailers to use smartphones for payment while also adding the most value. Ultimately, the smartphone will be the wallet. Apps that meet the ... See all stories on this topic » |
BYNDL attends to unattended retail
Mobile Payments Today Unattended retail, incorporating remote, self-service, purchases from mobile applications, kiosks, vending units and even digital signage, is already on the rise. The association representing the unattended retail industry, the National Automatic ... See all stories on this topic » |
Isis To Launch in September
The Droid Guy Some time ago, it was reported that AT&T, Verizon Wireless and T-Mobile USA Inc. have teamed up for a mobile payment service called Isis. It had been originally scheduled for launching during the first half of this year. However, there had been delays ... See all stories on this topic » |
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MasterCard to create pre-paid mobile payment solution for Everything Everywhere
The Fonecast Payment processing business MasterCard has announced a five-year partnership that'll see it working on mobile and digital payment solutions for Everything Everywhere's UK customers. The two companies are already planning a co-branded pre-paid ... See all stories on this topic » |
Signs point to September launch for Isis
Mobile Payments Today And all signs are pointing to Isis finally launching a working mobile payment application sometime soon. The first clue comes via tech site Engadget. Engadget noticed that a T-Mobile update to Samsung Galaxy S II phones includes an improvement called ... See all stories on this topic » |
Consumers in Sub-Saharan Africa Ready for Next Step in M-commerce
MENAFN.COM Consumers tell Ericsson researchers that they use mobile payment services for person-to-person transfers and purchasing airtime on their mobile subscriptions, and that they like the convenience of accessing money everywhere and at anytime, regardless ... See all stories on this topic » |
UVLH1 Update On T-Mobile Galaxy S II Makes It The First Isis-Ready Phone - Is ...
Android Police It's clear that the carriers wish for Isis to become the de facto mobile payment standard here in the US, and they certainly seem to have the advantage right now, but it's a market in which competitors are springing up rapidly. A consortium of ... See all stories on this topic » |
USA Technologies Adds Web Services to its Technology Portfolio
PYMNTS.com ... self-serve retailing industries, today announced the availability of QuickConnect™--a Web service designed to make it easier for developers and OEMs in the unattended retail and mobile payment acceptance space to interface with USAT's ... See all stories on this topic » |
ISIS mobile wallet set to launch in September, according to VeriFone CEO
The Verge The ISIS mobile payment solution has been a long time coming, but it appears to be ready for a September launch after months of uncertainty. Bloomberg spoke with VeriFone CEO Doug Bergeron, who confirmed plans for an introduction in Salt Lake City and ... See all stories on this topic » |
Small T-Mobile Galaxy S II Update Brings Big Feature
Gotta Be Mobile T-Mobile's Galaxy S II is now apparently the only device on the market that has support for the ISIS mobile payment service, a service that will soon be in direct competition with Google Wallet. It doesn't appear that an ISIS application is on board ... See all stories on this topic » |
Will Apple Soon Enter the Digital Wallet Market?
Forbes The mobile wallet industry will also need to deal with other security concerns. According to a study by Market Strategies International, more than 6 of 10 consumers are concerned that mobile payment solutions could jeopardize their financial and/or ... See all stories on this topic » |
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PDC4U Announces Mobile Optimized Payment Portal
PR Web (press release) Optimizing the public facing payment portal and recognizing mobile devices, allowed PDC4U's programmers to develop a simple three-step mobile payment portal for both credit cards and checks. The clients of PDC4U now have the ability, through the cloud ... See all stories on this topic » |
T-Mobile's Galaxy S2 receiving minor software update via Samsung Kies
Phandroid.com ISIS is the mobile payment coalition that T-Mobile finds itself a member of, but the service has yet to be implemented on a wide scale. It's unclear how this software affects that. The software update is only available via Samsung Kies with no plans to ... See all stories on this topic » |
Report: Isis to launch service in September
Fiercemobilecontent Initially, Isis was intended to go head-to-head with mobile payment processors like Visa and MasterCard. however, in May 2011 Isis said it would instead open its system to all interested credit issuers and banks, aligning its technology with the ... See all stories on this topic » |
Google opening Wallet to IDs, boarding passes to rival Apple's Passbook
Fiercemobilecontent Apple has not yet announced Passbook-enabled mobile payment features, although leaked photos indicate the next edition of the iPhone likely will introduce Near Field Communications support, which would enable a tap-and-pay component. First introduced ... See all stories on this topic » |
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