Tag: mobile payments
Amazon acquires Indian mobile payment license
In another attempt to secure a firm grasp on the Indian market, Amazon has turned towards mobile wallets for its next venture. Read more: www.crowdfundinsider.com
Alipay & WeChat payments have risen to $2.9 trillion
Alipay and WeChat payments have risen from transactions of less than $81bn (RMB 1 trillion) in 2012 to an estimated $2.9 trillion (RMB 20 trillion) in 2016. Read more: www.crowdfundinsider.com
US Bank ties perks of high-end card to mobile payments
Banks have long believed that the key to sparking mobile payments is better incentives. Read more: www.americanbanker.com
WorldRemit Africa revenue to double by 2020 on mobile money
WorldRemit, a British money-transfer operator, sees revenue from transactions involving Africans doubling by 2020. Read more: www.bloomberg.com
Glance Pay announces ‘Glance Pay Anywhere’ for mobile
Glance Pay announces 'Glance Pay Anywhere' for mobile app targeted at $600 billion dollar market. Read more: www.prnewswire.com
British FinTech sector has shrugged off Brexit dip
Britain's financial technology sector has recovered from an initial dip after Britain's vote to leave the European Union, says a UK regulator. Read more: uk.news.yahoo.com
Western Union app integrates Apple Pay
Facing increased competition from mobile p2p services, money transfer giant Western Union has made a move to bolster its own mobile offerings. Read more: www.bankingtech.com
Voice biometrics take ANZ higher for mobile payments
ANZ has announced it will be the first Australian bank to introduce voice biometrics on mobile devices to allow higher value transactions. Read more: www.bankingtech.com
Amazon Cash: Just like a gift card, but mobile
Amazon announced its new Amazon Cash offering this morning, alongside a list of participating retailers which thus far include CVS pharmacy and Speedway. Read more: bankinnovation.net
Starbucks to test mobile order and pay-only store
Starbucks will open a dedicated mobile order and pay store next week in its Seattle headquarters. Read more: venturebeat.com