PAYMENTS & REMITTANCES

PAYMENTS & REMITTANCES

MasterCard to launch mobile payments in Canada in 2017

In trying to push back against a simmering insurgency by Apple, Google and Samsung in the mobile payments market, MasterCard wants to partner with Canadian banks. Read more: mobilesyrup.com

FinTech firms are a blessing for small entrepreneurs

Powered by technologies that harness big data, fintech companies are positioning themselves as viable lenders and payment solutions providers with mobile wallets and insta-loans. Read more: forbesindia.com

MasterCard unveils entry into mobile-payment market

MasterCard's mobile payment app, which serves as a digital wallet, is expected to debut in the U.S. in the fall. Read More: www.thestar.com

YapStone processes $15b in electronic payment volume

While investors are starting to talk about a tech bubble. Read more: www.huffingtonpost.com<

Asia set for e-commerce boom

A new report by market research firm TNS identifies five triggers that acted together as catalysts for the dramatic changes in consumer behaviour that led to China’s “explosive” e-commerce growth. Read More: www.phnompenhpost.com

Starbucks coffee launches Mobile Payments in China

As part of its continuous investments to deliver an exceptional customer experience in China, Starbucks today announced the launch of the Starbucks mobile payment. Read more: www.streetinsider.com

Unified ecommerce solution boosts sales

Among those midmarket business sellers, considering a new ecommerce investment, 62 per cent are thinking about a unified, single-stack solution. Read More: www.itproportal.com

Peer-to-peer travel money startup WeSwap raises £6.5m

It's the second funding deal for a foreign exchange app linked to a MasterCard today. Read more: uk.businessinsider.com

How Visa is using mobile payments at the Rio Olympics

In the latest contactless payments development for the Rio Olympics, Visa has partnered with Swatch to introduce an NFC-enabled watch in Brazil. Read More: www.luxurydaily.com

Banks restricting e-payments violate competition law

German regulator Bundeskartellamt has ruled that the country's banking industry is violating competition law. Read more: www.finextra.com

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