Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., unveiled that Samsung Pay, a secure and easy-to-use mobile payment service that can be used to make purchases nearly everywhere cards are accepted, will launch in Korea on August 20 and in the U.S. on September 28. Samsung plans to roll out the service in the U.K., Spain and China, with
FirstBank Holding Company, the Lakewood-based holding company for the second largest bank by deposits in Colorado and the largest locally owned bank, announced that it will begin offering Apple Pay mobile payment services for customers. Apple Pay is currently accepted at more than 700,000 businesses and retailers nationwide. Through fingerprint sensor technology available on iPhone
Riyad Bank’s new MasterCard is accepted at ATMs worldwide, providing even more convenience for the Bank’s customers. Riyad Bank and MasterCard have partnered together to launch a new range of MasterCard debit cards for the Bank’s customers, which will replace the current Maestro debit cards. The Riyad Bank debit MasterCard will provide a host of
Over the past few years, small merchants have grown their businesses and accepted credit cards for the first time without having to pay big fees that turned them off initially to taking credit. But big changes are coming, in the form of an all-new type of credit card, and all but certain higher costs. Companies
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