Kiwis can enjoy the convenience of using public transport with only their smartphone, thanks to the addition of Snapper to the Semble mobile wallet app. Launched in March this year, Semble now boasts two service categories including payments and public transport. Thousands of customers who are already using Semble to make everyday payments with their
Mobile payments by smartphone hold the future. It is an easy, safe and fast payment method. Smartphones also offer possibilities for potentially taking over more functions from the wallet. Rabobank is having a small group of customers carry out a final test of the bank’s mobile wallet, the Rabo Wallet. Once the findings of this
PayLease, a leading provider of online rent payments for the property management industry, announced the launch of several mobile solutions that will enable residents to pay rent or HOA dues using a smartphone. Residents of communities who use PayLease can now download a free iPhone or Android app to pay their rent with a mobile
PT Bank Danamon Indonesia, Tbk. (“The Bank”) launched a mobile banking application called D-Mobile (the Bank Mobile Banking), which provides an easy and convenient way to perform banking transactions via a smartphone connected to the data network (GPRS / 3G, EVDO-CDMA, WiFi). Besides being able to conduct banking transactions such as transfer funds, reload, and
On the occasion of SIA EXPO 2014, SIA presents an innovative service for “Person to Person” (P2P) payments called “Jiffy”, which via an app lets users send and receive money in real time on their smartphone to and from their phone contacts. The word “Jiffy” is a unit of measurement corresponding to the time light
Amazon.com has announced Amazon Local Register, a secure card reader and mobile app that provides local businesses with the tools they need to quickly and easily accept credit and debit cards from a smartphone or tablet and keep track of their growing business. Amazon Local Register customers will have access to the Amazon.com award-winning, fully
As the mPOS customer moves upmarket, developed countries are embracing tablets as a substitute for traditional POS systems. This trend is offering merchants a digital payment option wrapped around target offers as well as data solutions that improve customer loyalty and enhances data assets. Conversely small merchants in emerging markets looking to expand their customer
Consumers can now use their smartphones, instead of their debit or credit cards, to withdraw cash from automated teller machines (ATMs). Enabled by a partnership betweenDiebold and mobile wallet provider Paydiant, the cardless Mobile Cash Access (MCA) solution gives consumers a more convenient and secure option to interact with their financial institutions, while giving banks
