| Multitude of Mobile Wallets Could Give Consumers Crowded Pockets E-Commerce Times Sprint told the NFC Times that it's working with others [apart from Google] in the mobile payment ecosystem. "Sprint does not have any news to share today," ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Tyfone Signs 10-year Strategic Partnership with PT Number One in ... MarketWatch (press release) Tyfone and its partners enable a suite of services including Mobile Banking, smart card based Mobile Payments and Mobile Identity for use in-store with NFC ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 'Complicated' m-payments industry needs standards ZDNet Asia However, most Europay, MasterCard, Visa (EMV) payment methods accept NFC so the standards developed for mobile payments will apply to the technology ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Wednesday, June 13, 2012
'Complicated' m-payments industry needs standards
Samsung TecTiles a warmup act for mobile payments
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Samsung TecTiles a warmup act for mobile payments CNET The electronics-maker told CNET that TecTiles should ultimately help serve Samsung its slice of the mobile payments pie. Its TecTiles app lets you program an NFC sticker to do various things when you tap a compatible phone to it, like turn on or off ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Samsung launches its own NFC 'smart tags' called TecTiles Know Your Mobile (blog) Samsung has just launched its own official near-field communication (NFC) TecTile 'smart tags' for the Galaxy S3. We've seen the NFC smart tag concept before at Mobile World Congress with both LG and Sony demonstrating that NFC chips can be used to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Samsung seeks NFC lead with TecTiles Rethink Wireless By CAROLINE GABRIEL There has been something of a backlash against NFC lately and the swipe technology is no longer regarded as the only driver of the mobile payments boom. However, while Apple remains cautious, Samsung is far more enthusiastic, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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InfoGraphic: Samsung Mobile Puts All the Pieces in Place to Bring NFC to the Masses
June 13, 2012 12:01 AM Eastern Daylight Time
Inexpensive, easy-to-use Samsung TecTiles™ Programmable NFC Tags can be customized to launch apps, send text messages, share contact information, change phone settings and more, with an NFC-enabled Galaxy smartphone
DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Samsung Telecommunications America (Samsung Mobile) is helping consumers realize the potential of NFC technology today with the creation of Samsung TecTiles™ and the TecTile™ programming application. With the largest user base of NFC-enabled devices in the United States and TecTiles available in all four major carrier stores and at major online retailers at the launch of the Galaxy S III, Samsung is ensuring NFC becomes a part of daily life.
“With millions of NFC-enabled Samsung Galaxy smartphones currently in the market and the arrival of our flagship device Galaxy S® III, Samsung saw an opportunity to expand the value of NFC beyond mobile payments”
With a simple tap of an NFC-enabled phone to a TecTile, consumers are able to automate everyday functions of a smartphone including sending a “headed/at home” text message, silencing the phone when entering a meeting, setting an alarm, and dimming the display when going to bed.
Samsung TecTiles will transform how businesses large and small engage with consumers. On premise, TecTiles enable consumers to check-in on Facebook® or foursquare®, connect to Wi-Fi or download content. Off-premise, businesses can use TecTiles as a way to market to and engage with consumers by enabling reward programs and to download discount offers or content.
“With millions of NFC-enabled Samsung Galaxy smartphones currently in the market and the arrival of our flagship device Galaxy S® III, Samsung saw an opportunity to expand the value of NFC beyond mobile payments,” said Dale Sohn, president of Samsung Telecommunications America, the No. 1 mobile phone provider in the U.S. and worldwide[1]. “The launch of Samsung TecTiles is another example of Samsung’s ability to innovate new products and applications that improve the way we use our mobile devices for everyday tasks.”
Samsung TecTiles are easy to program with any NFC-enabled smartphone and the free application, which can be found in the Google Play™ marketplace. TecTiles can be reprogrammed as often as needed to complete any of the following functions on an NFC-enabled phone:
Settings & Applications
- Change phone settings (Bluetooth®, Wi-Fi, ringer/media volume, screen brightness, etc.)
- Launch an application
- Join a Wi-Fi Network
- Show a message
Communication
- Make a call
- Send a text message
- Start a Google Talk™ conversation
- Share a contact or business card
Location & Web
- Show an address on a map
- Open a web page
- Foursquare or Facebook check-in
Social
- Automatic Facebook “Like”
- Update Facebook status
- Post a tweet or follow a contact on Twitter
- Connect on LinkedIn®
Samsung NFC-Enabled Android TM Smartphones
- Samsung Galaxy S® III on AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, US Cellular and Verizon
- Samsung Galaxy S® II on T-Mobile
- Galaxy NexusTM on Verizon, Sprint and GSM Unlocked
- NexusTM S® 4G on Sprint
- Samsung Galaxy S® Blaze® 4G on T-Mobile
Pricing/Availability
Priced at $14.99 for a pack of five, TecTiles programmable NFC sticker tags are now available for purchase online and in-store at AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile. The Samsung TecTiles app is now available for download at the Google Play store.
© Samsung Telecommunications America, LLC. Samsung, Galaxy, Galaxy S, and TecTiles are all trademarks of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Android and Nexus are trademarks of Google Inc. All other company names, product names and marks are the property of their respective owners and may be trademarks or registered trademarks.
Links for more information:
- Samsung TecTiles microsite
- Galaxy S III U.S. Availability Announcement
- Galaxy S III Global Launch URL
[1] Samsung is the No. 1 mobile phone provider in the United States and the No. 1 smartphone provider worldwide according to Strategy Analytics, Q1 2012 U.S. Market Share Handset Shipment and Global Smartphone Shipment Reports.
About Samsung Telecommunications America
Samsung Telecommunications America, LLC, a Dallas-based subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., researches, develops and markets wireless handsets and telecommunications products throughout North America. For more information, please visitwww.samsungwireless.com.
About Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. is a global leader in semiconductor, telecommunication, digital media and digital convergence technologies with 2011 consolidated sales of US$143.1 billion. Employing approximately 206,000 people in 197 offices across 72 countries, the company operates two separate organizations to coordinate its nine independent business units: Digital Media & Communications, comprising Visual Display, Mobile Communications, Telecommunication Systems, Digital Appliances, IT Solutions, and Digital Imaging; and Device Solutions, consisting of Memory, System LSI and LED. Recognized for its industry-leading performance across a range of economic, environmental and social criteria, Samsung Electronics was named the world’s most sustainable technology company in the 2011 Dow Jones Sustainability Index. For more information, please visit www.samsung.com.
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More on Samsung's TecTiles NFC Tags
Samsung unveils TecTiles; programmable NFC tags for Galaxy S III, others
Samsung on Wednesday announced a new NFC-based product called TecTiles. Available for $14.99 in packs of five from Verizon Wireless, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile, TecTiles are small stickers that include embedded NFC tags. An accompanying app allows users ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Samsung Announces TecTiles - Programmable NFC Tags and Application AnandTech The other part is commercial availability of a 5-pack $14.99 set of programmable tiles, which will be available for purchase both online and in carrier stores from AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, and Verizon. I've seen other programmable NFC tags, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Standing Mobile CSPnet.com The market-demonstration kiosks currently operate on "near-field communication" (NFC) technology, using a reader built into the base of the kiosk to communicate with NFC sticker-equipped mobile phones, said the report. Solekai officials told Twice that ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Bling Nation Co-Founder's New Company, Lemon Raises $8 Million
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| A mobile wallet with a twist of Lemon Mobile Payments Today
Lemon, a provider of a mobile money management app, is hitting the market with its own version of a mobile wallet product called The Smarter Wallet. And it's raised a sizeable wad of cash to stick in it.
Lemon said it has raised $8 million in Series A funding that it will use for the launch and future expansion of its new product. The round was led by Maveron, the VC firm whose co-founders include Starbucks' CEO Howard Schultz. The round also included Lightspeed Venture Partners, Draper Fisher Jervetson and CampVentures as well.
"This initial funding and the launch of the Smarter Wallet are major milestones in furthering our vision for Lemon as a trusted mobile money management solution," said Lemon Founder and CEO Wences Casares. "This powerful new wallet framework, combined with our transaction management tools, empowersYe users to take total control over their finances with a fresh new perspective."
A mobile wallet with a twist
Casares was co-founder of early mobile payment start-up Bling Nation, a product that used NFC stickers attached to handsets to enable payment at the point of sale. Bling Nation received considerable attention when it first launched in 2010, but its fortunes soured and it closed its doors last year.
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| Vodafone NFC trial gets thumbs-up from customers TechDay.co.nz A joint project between Vodafone, BNZ, Visa and Paymark, the four-month trial saw 44 participants given special NFC mobile phones with Visa chips integrated into the SIM cards. Participants were able to pay for purchases at two inner city cafes in ... See all stories on this topic » |
| 7-Eleven Franchisees Test NFC Coupon Kiosk CSNews Online NEW YORK -- Two New York City 7-Eleven Inc. stores are currently testing a mobile smartphone check-in kiosk that allows customers visiting a retail store to download coupons and in-store specials to their handheld devices, reported TWICE.com The ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Sprint could defect from Google Wallet Rethink Wireless The US cellco is reported to be planning its own mobile wallet as early as this summer. This would be a blow to Google's own ambition of becoming the default wallet, in the US at least, to drive the expected rise in NFC-enabled mobile payments. See all stories on this topic » |
DLI Delivers Rugged PDA with Mobile Payment and Cellular Capabilities
| DLI Delivers Rugged PDA with Mobile Payment and Cellular Capabilities MarketWatch (press release) Built on standard PC architecture, the DLI 7200 features an optional OPOS/JPOS compliant 2-in-1 Payment Module; equipped to take magstripe and contactless payment (NFC(TM)) through an integrated RFID reader, the 7200 rugged PDA increases your ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Apple Begins Rollout Of Mobile Wallet Functionality With Passbook App Marketing Land Most of the major internet companies are either actively in market with mobile payments or flirting with the idea. This includes Google, eBay/PayPal, Amazon and Facebook with Credits (there's an article to be written about the future of Credits). See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Payment by smartphone gets thumbs-up Stuff.co.nz Bank of New Zealand says people should be able to replace credit cards with mobile phones in a year, after an encouraging technology trial. Forty-four volunteers from BNZ, Vodafone and eftpos operator Paymark were issued with NFC-capable Samsung ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| iOS 6: 5 Features We Didn't Get InformationWeek 3) Near-field communications (NFC) or Mobile Wallet. iOS 6 includes something called Passbook. This tool can be used to collect movie, bus, and airline tickets and use them in lieu of paper tickets. Neat, but a bit limited. Apple didn't announce plans ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Sprint prepping own NFC? Google Wallet selecting grave site and headstone? Marketplace.org (blog) Sprint is the only one of the four major carriers not to be included in the upcoming Isis system, an NFC payment application being prepped by AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile, allegedly launching later this year. John Moe is the host of Marketplace Tech ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| A1 expands Paybox NFC trial to 5000 customers Telecompaper (subscription) A1 is expanding the test group for its Paybox NFC mobile payments service to 5000 customers, WebStandard reports. The announcement was made on the company's Facebook page. Interested customers can register through A1 Shop on Mariahilferstrasse in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Phoenix PaySecure Goes Live in the UK with Underbelly
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For Immediate Release
PHOENIX PAYSECURE GOES LIVE IN THE UK WITH UNDERBELLY
London 12 June 2012; Phoenix Managed Networks’ (Phoenix) PaySecure has deployed its ground breaking payments security solution in the UK for the first time with Underbelly.
Underbelly, the leading live entertainment company, has now fully integrated PaySecure at its site on the London’s Southbank, and throughout the multi-year agreement will use the payments solution at the Edinburgh Fringe festival as well.
Alan Stephenson-Brown, Director of Europe for Phoenix, commented: “Following our strategic deal with Mako networks in February 2012 I am thrilled how PaySecure has been received in the UK. Phoenix PaySecure is a complete, robust, PCI compliant data security system from the payment terminal to bank authorisation. It provides a versatile and fully secure retail network for payments and ticketing. Not only does it supply a secure transaction network but it also goes one step further by providing on-site network security which makes it easy for merchants to work in a continually PCI compliant environment.”
Previously Underbelly’s set-up was supplied by multiple vendors which staff had to manage. Now Underbelly has a point of contact with its acquiring bank and a point of contact with Phoenix for security, transactions transport and a cloud managed service (CMS). This is much simpler for Underbelly.
Alan Stephenson-Brown added: “Phoenix PaySecure incorporates the industry’s first ever PCI firewall which makes it much easier for merchants like Underbelly to achieve compliance. By integrating PaySecure we have supplied Underbelly with a state-of-the-art, consolidated PCI compliant network that supports and protects the whole of the business.”
It starts at merchant locations, where the PaySecure firewall/router locks down payment networks to PCI DSS criteria and provides a primary connection to the internet. Each cloud-managed network appliance provides on-site network security, while the central managed system is used to configure and apply continuous compliance monitoring tools and safeguards.
Whilst Phoenix offers internet connectivity, PaySecure works over any IP connection regardless of the provider. Underbelly uses two IP connections, PaySecure protects both of them; one supplied by Phoenix and the other already in place at the South Bank. The flexibility and speed of the network and the lack of downtime has enabled Underbelly to increase the number of payment terminals to meet demand safely.
Sarah Fleming, Operations Manager at Underbelly, said: “Before moving to Phoenix PaySecure, we had to speak to a number of different vendors to ensure we had a safe and secure network on a slow old fashioned dial-up solution. PaySecure has allowed us to migrate to a faster IP system which guarantees security for ourselves and our customers. The fact that this goes beyond payments into other sections of the business, such as ticketing, is fantastic. We are delighted PaySecure is able to support our unique company needs.”
About Phoenix Managed Networks
Phoenix Managed Networks is a global provider of payments communications, gateway and payment support services, delivering a state-of-the-art, reliable and cost effective solutions connecting retailers with the world's banks, acquirers and processors. Founded in January 2010 with its global headquarters located in Reston, Va., Phoenix has been highly successful in advocating a combination of quality, innovation and uncompromising customer care.
About PaySecure
PaySecure is a solution designed to simplify payment security and compliance for merchants or the ISO’s who supply their transaction services, with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS).
No other security vendor can provide the same level of security without the merchant incurring significant up-front and on-going IT costs. This solution takes the hard work away from merchants and allows ISO’s to offer an even stronger suite of transaction networking to its merchant clients. This in turn allows merchants to focus on their core business.
PaySecureKey Benefits
Merchant Security;
· Managed Firewall for broadband merchant locations
· The world’s first level 1 PCI certified network managed network management system
· Mako Technology
· Simplified continuous PCI compliance for card present merchants
Transaction Transport;
· Dial, wireless and IP access
· Encrypted MPLS backbone
· Diverse tier 1 carriers
· Dual 24x7x365 network management centers
About Underbelly
Underbelly is a UK based, live entertainment company. Their events and festivals division operates one of the largest operations at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, selling over 180,000 tickets for 130 shows a day in 25 days. 2012 marks their fourth season of the E4 Udderbelly Festival, the eponymous upside down purple cow and its celebration of comedy, circus and family entertainment. 2012 is also the inaugural year of Priceless London Wonderground and a six month residency for Underbelly at Southbank Centre.
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Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Will Apple Bite PayPal With it's 400 Million Payment Accounts
Apple CEO Tim Cook just revealed that the company has 400 million active accounts with credit cards registered for its online stores—in other words, iTunes and the App Store. That's more than PayPal, which has 110 million active accounts (out of 232 million total), and Amazon.com, which reports having 152 million customer accounts. Bottom line: When it comes to mobile payments for anything made up of bits, Apple has a huge advantage in its giant pool of customers and the ease with which they can pay.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/apple-payments-paypal-amazon-400-million-accounts-2012-6#ixzz1xaYRDHcw
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TIO Introduces TIO MobilePay
June 12, 2012 07:35 AM Eastern Daylight Time
TIO Launches First Mobile App to Pay Multiple Bills via Debit and Credit Cards in Real Time
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--TIO Networks Corp., (TSX-V: TNC) ("TIO"), North America's expedited bill payment company, today announced the launch of TIO MobilePay, the first mobile app that allows Americans to pay multiple bills via VISA or MasterCard branded payment cards in real time. iPhone, iPad and Android users can choose to pay more than 6,000 billers via, credit or debit card with the option of same day processing.
Another attractive feature of TIO MobilePay is the option to make emergency payments that are processed in real time. A recent survey conducted by the National Foundation for Credit Counseling found 58 million U.S. adults paid their bills late. Consumers spent a staggering $20 billion in credit card bill late fees in 2009, according to the survey.“The demand for mobile bill payment is rapidly increasing as is the need to pay multiple bills in one place from any bank,” said Hamed Shahbazi, Chairman and CEO of TIO Networks. “Paying bills by credit card is also attractive to both reward seekers and consumers who need that bridge in between pay checks.”
“The constrained economy has greatly increased the need for emergency bill pay solutions,” said Shahbazi. “Consumers are expected to save billions in late fees over the next few years due to expedited bill payment services like TIO MobilePay.
Expedited bill payments with credit cards are particularly important to the 60 million Americans who are underbanked, meaning they have limited access to mainstream financial services. These Americans face costly repercussions such as high reconnection and interest fees when they’re unable to pay bills on time.
TIO MobilePay is powered by TIO Wallet and is the first of a suite of unified cloud-based products for America’s underbanked population that will launch later this year. TIO MobilePay enables consumers to not only pay their bills, but also schedule bill payments to ensure payments are made on time. In subsequent product releases, consumers will be able to load cash into their TIO Wallet from thousands of TIO's walk-up cash pay locations, and use those funds to not only pay bills, but also transfer funds and make purchases. For more information visit: www.tiomobilepay.com or www.tionetworks.com. Join the conversation at www.twitter.com/TIOWallet or onwww.facebook.com/TIOWallet.
TIO Wallet
TIO Wallet is the premiere payment wallet for the underserved. It is designed to serve the estimated 60 million Americans with limited access to mainstream financial services. For more information on TIO Wallet, please follow us on Twitter @TIOWallet (www.twitter.com/TIOWallet), visit our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/TIOWallet, or visit http://www.TIOmobilepay.com for a video preview.
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Admeris Recognized as 2012 OnMobile Ones to Watch by AlwaysOn
Innovator to Showcase Game Changing Mobile Payments Technology at OnMobile Conference
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA--(Marketwire - June 12, 2012) -
Attention: Business and Technology Editors:
"There is an increasing need for convenient, secure mobile payment solutions that are simple to use as mobile payment options become increasingly important to consumers, credit card issuers, mobile operators and merchants," said Brian Bogosian, President and CEO of Admeris, Inc. "We are excited to be recognized by AlwaysOn for our innovative mobile payments solution and look forward to continuing to drive innovation in this important industry segment."
The AlwaysOn editorial team, along with partners at Walden Venture Capital, Azure Ventures, Draper Fisher, Jurvetson, Docomo Capital, Accel Partners, Digital Capital Advisors, SingTel, Sierra Ventures, GrowthPoint Technology Partners, FirstMark Capital, Battery Ventures, Canaan Partners, DCM, KPMG, Hewlett-Packard, Bridge Bank, Fenwick & West, Silicon Valley Bank, and industry experts have identified the world's leading private companies that are bringing their disruptive skills to the mobile space, delivering innovative and useful mobile solutions, and providing huge value-creation opportunities for investors and entrepreneurs.
Recognition for Innovation, Potential, Commercialization, Value and Media Buzz
This year's 100 top, private mobile companies - plus 20 to watch - are bringing their disruptive skills to a sophisticated, complex world of connected, savvy consumers and business professionals. This year's OnMobile companies represent leadership in the global innovation community and are developing solutions and technologies that are rapidly pushing outside the bounds of existing markets and away from established players. Companies were selected based on a set of five criteria: innovation, market potential, commercialization, stakeholder value and media buzz. Admeris will showcase its Admeris OneTouch solution to the OnMobile audience on Wednesday, June 13th at 9:00 a.m.
Admeris Mobile Innovation Recognized
Admeris, Inc. provides a PCI-compliant platform that delivers security, simplicity and convenience to users. The platform supports merchant transactions online through mobile web browsers and with native applications on Apple iOS, Google Android and Blackberry platforms. Admeris' patent-pending, secure, OneTouch mobile web payment solution enables merchants to take advantage of a streamlined payment process to enable consumers to shop quickly and conveniently with repeat transactions using only a CVV or pin code. Credit or debit card transactions are always encrypted and information is never stored on the mobile device. Unlike other mobile payments solutions, there is no complicated account setup or login requirement with Admeris. Instead, Admeris provides an efficient, secure one-touch payment solution for consumers via their mobile device.
Admeris' mobile payment solution is a PCI-compliant platform that spans a global footprint of acquiring banks and can process payments in multiple currencies and across all leading credit card networks including VISA, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover. Admeris is also the leading provider for INTERAC Online payment processing in Canada.
Hundreds of merchants rely on the Admeris mobile payment gateway to meet the commerce needs of their mobile customers and drive additional revenue.
About Admeris, Inc.
Admeris has delivered innovative mobile commerce technology that makes secure, simple and convenient transactions via mobile devices easy for consumers and attractive for merchants, carriers, card issuers and acquirers. Admeris' open, cloud-based solution bridges existing commerce and payments ecosystem participants and smartphones with a powerful, convenient payments solution that is optimized for the mobile device. The Admeris OneTouch™ payment solution makes payments on the go a reality for consumers, merchants, carriers and card issuers.
To learn more about Admeris' leading PCI-compliant mobile payments platform, please visit: www.admeris.com/mcommerce.
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44 Mobile Payment Headlines for June 12, 2012
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'Money-On-Mobile' launches mobile payment services for Indian consumer Business StandardMy Mobile Payments Ltd (MMPL), a mobile payment service provider, today announced the launch of 'Money-on-Mobile' (MOM), an M-Wallet service which permits a mobile phone subscriber to purchase a wide range of goods and services using the mobile phone ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| MOM launches mobile payment services Livemint PTI Mumbai: My Mobile Payments Ltd (MMPL), a mobile payment service provider, on Tuesday launched 'Money-on-Mobile' (MOM), which is a m-wallet service that facilitates mobile phone subscribers to purchase a wide range of products. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| My Mobile launches money-on-mobile payment services Moneylife Personal Finance site and magazine Mumbai: My Mobile Payments Ltd (MMPL), a mobile payment service provider, on Tuesday launched its m-wallet service titled as 'Money-on-Mobile' (MoM). MoM facilitates mobile phone subscribers to purchase a wide range of products, reports PTI. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| New Mobile Payment Network Levels the Paying Field BusinessNewsDaily There's a new mobile payment network that makes it easy for customers to pay with their smartphones, take advantage of introductory promotional offers and benefit from local merchant loyalty programs. Participating merchants are able to accept mobile ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Admeris Recognized as 2012 OnMobile Ones to Watch by AlwaysOn MarketWatch (press release) The mobile payments pioneer is being recognized for its innovative merchant services, carrier payment solutions and convenient mobile payment options for consumers. "There is an increasing need for convenient, secure mobile payment solutions that are ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Leaked slides reveal Sprint's intent to launch its own mobile wallet app Mobile Burn Sprint has been the lone official carrier partner of Google's Wallet mobile payment service since Wallet launched last year, but it appears that the carrier intends to offer a mobile payment service of its own in the near future. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Epicor Retail Executive to Speak on Mobile Payments for Merchants at 2012 ... MarketWatch (press release) The panel will discuss the benefits and challenges of adopting a mobile payment system, the business case, and whether/how these systems can be integrated with existing systems and back-office functions. Now in its third year, the 2012 Mobile Money ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Slides For Sprint Mobile Payment App Leaked Macgasm While we've known that Sprint has been working on a mobile wallet application for awhile, it was mostly speculation. That is until now. Today, leaked internal Sprint slides have hit the web which show the rough user interface of Sprint's future wallet ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Merchant Warehouse Introduces Genius(TM): The First Customer Engagement ... MarketWatch (press release) From the number of mobile payment options available to ensuring new transaction types maintain PCI compliance, emerging payment technologies and related programs have been viewed as a source of confusion and disruption. Today, Merchant Warehouse(R), ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Intertainment launches social payment platform for celebrities ITBusiness.ca Platform uses social media and mobile payment system to drive loyalty and revenue from fans. It pays to be a celebrity and Toronto's Intertainment Media Inc. is trying to make it even easier and more lucrative for famous people to drive loyalty – and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Apple's Passbook a 'mobile wallet lite' Mobile Payments Today There was some hope (ok, a lot of hope) that Apple might announce its entrance into the mobile payment market. And while Apple didn't provide any real satisfaction, it did announce a small consolation prize: Passbook. It's a new app demoed during ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| CloudSigma Powers Le Camping Startup Skimm! MarketWatch (press release) ... pure-cloud infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) provider, today announced that it has partnered with Le Camping, a Parisian startup accelerator powered by Silicon Sentier, and its startup participant Skimm!, a mobile payment system provider. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Standing behind 2G M2M Connected World Magazine This week from the 2012 Connected World Conference, RACO Wireless, www.racowireless.com, a preferred M2M provider for T-Mobile, announced it is bringing on a new M2M customer: Apriva, www.apriva.com, a provider of mobile-payment and security solutions. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Apple Puts Your Wallet in the iPhone New York Times (blog) The Passbook will hold onto the Starbucks mobile payment application. Buying diapers and beer at Target? The Target loyalty card will be tucked in your Passbook. Heading to the airport? No need to print out a boarding pass; it will be stored in your ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| US$4 billion worth of ICT deals to be inked at CommunicAsia 2012 TODAYonline "When we talk about mobile, it is no longer just about the device, voice communications, but includes other mobile technologies covering mobile security, mobile health, mobile payment and mobile commerce." CHANNEL NEWSASIA. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| E-Tax Yields US$2.8 Billion AllAfrica.com Mr. Moses Kajubi, the Commissioner Domestic Taxes says that the Mobile payment platform has the potential to collect between Ush10billion ($4.3m) and Ush20billion ($8.6m) per month and more than Ush100billion ($43m) annually. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| DoCoMo adds music retailer to its services mix Rethink Wireless In 2005, Tower Records became a premier content partner for DoCoMo's mobile payment service Osaifu-Keitai ('Mobile Wallet'), and the allies moved on to other services, such as sending music related news and promotions to customers' handsets. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Facebook Simplifies Mobile Payments to Drive Payment Volumes Trefis (subscription) Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) has rolled out a new, simplified mobile payment flow which enables developers to use Facebook's Payments API in their apps and accept payments easily through just a 2-step process, instead of the older 7-step tedious process. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| NTT DoCoMo to turn Tower Records Japan into subsidiary Total Telecom Monday's agreement extends a relationship established in 2005 that enabled Tower Records Japan to become a flagship partner for DoCoMo's mobile payment service Osaifu-Keitai (meaning "Wallet Mobile"). The tie-up also aimed to give DoCoMo subscribers ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Five Tech Tools to Better Your Dining Experience Daily Deal Media iPhones and Androids are now permitting their users to electronically pay bills at restaurants as well, with their new mobile payment application—Tabbedout. The two locations of Chris Dilla's Bocktown Beer and Grill are the first to allow customers to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Mobile Money Management App Lemon Launches Digital Wallet ... By Sarah Perez But, despite its name, this "wallet" isn't offering any sort of mobile payment functionality as of yet. Instead, explains Lemon.com CEO Wences Casares, the idea is to create a platform where all mobile payment and loyalty card players can ... TechCrunch | ||
| The Melt Adds Sizzle to Mobile-Payment Model | Mobile Tech Today A fast-casual dining chain with national ambitions aims to rewrite the future of both eating and technology. The Melt eatery is as much a story about mobile payments as it is about comfort food. Mobile Tech Today | ||
| Internet Retailing » CreditCall and Elavon to launch UK's first mobile ... By paulskeldon By incorporating CreditCall's CardEase Mobile technology into Elavon MobileMerchant, the companies now offer the world's first Chip and PIN card reader and mobile payment app for Android and BlackBerry smartphones and tablets that ... Internet Retailing | ||
| Do Small Businesses Still Need Merchant Services - SmallBizLady By Melinda Emerson There's been a lot of buzz lately about mobile payment processing services like Square, and some suggest they could render traditional merchant accounts obsolete. While a doing credit card off a mobile device may work just fine for personal ... SucceedAsYourOwnBoss.com | ||
| Karen Webster, PYMNTS.com, Talks Emerging & Mobile Payments ... By Kelly Hushin If your retail business is ready to ramp up its strategy for emerging or mobile payment technologies and platforms, perhaps it's time you considered talking to some of your peers about what they're doing. Emerging Payments aims to provide ... The eTail Blog | ||
| Money-On-Mobile' launches mobile payment services for the Indian ... By admin by NR INDRAN / INT My Mobile Payments Ltd (MMPL), a mobile payment service provider, today announced the launch of 'Money-on-Mobile'(MOM), an M-Wallet. APN News |
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| Are We Going To See Three Mobile Payment Systems Competing In ... Google Wallet was the first of its kind, released into a world unprepared for it. It allowed you to use your phone (provided you had a Nexus S) to pay for items just ... www.droiddog.com/.../are-we-going-to-see-three-mobile-pay... | ||
| An Old Bulldog Learns New Mobile Payment Processing Tricks Businesses old and new are beginning to adopt mobile payment processing as a way to take payments. blog.buildmybiz.com/.../an-old-bulldog-learns-new-mobile-pa... | ||
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| Mobile Payment Solutions | Blog Posts with Mobile Payment Solutions on SyneCore's Marketing Technology For Growth Blog - An informative resource for those involved in online marketing, ... engage.synecoretech.com/marketing-technology-for-growth/?... | ||
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| Mobile Payment Stocks: Taking Market Share from Big Banks Mobile Payment Stocks: Taking Market Share from Big Banks. Considering the American aversion to centralized power and big banks, it seems the majority of ... https://www.kapitall.com/framework/ArticleSnapshot.asp?... | ||
| Sprint is looking for its own mobile payment platform Sprint, one of the popular mobile carriers of United States are looking for its own mobile payment platform and according to a report by PhoneArena, [...] abrition.com/.../sprint-is-looking-for-its-own-mobile-payment-... |
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