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
NCR, the global leader in consumer transaction technologies, announced that California-based clothing retailer M.Fredric is enhancing its retail point-of-sale (POS) and inventory management systems with NCR Counterpoint. The solution provides M.Fredric with a single retail management software platform to closely track purchases and inventory levels in real-time across its nine brick-and-mortar locations and e-commerce store.
Research shows that South Africans have a big appetite for ecommerce and find lower costs, fast and flexible delivery and more significantly, safer ways to pay to be driving influences for conducting more e-commerce purchases. A recent study conducted in South Africa by Ipsos, a global market research company, on behalf of PayPal and FNB,
Commerce Bank is introducing toggle, an industry first innovative set of payment features that improves the way customers can manage their spending and borrowing. toggle allows consumers greater personal control of their finances with free tools that let them manage both their everyday spending and larger purchases all on one card. “Customers today are looking
A cornerstone in the foundation of a fully digitized payment system was laid as MasterCard announced to Chinese financial institutions the launch of its cloud-based payment services for cross border payments. As a result, Chinese consumers will soon be able to make purchases around the world from various connected devices safely and conveniently in-store, in-app
