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Verdict Staff
Vodafone to launch contactless payment services in Europe
British mobile group Vodafone will offer contactless payment services in Europe from the second quarter of 2015 through Vodafone Wallet.
CBA to roll out new point-of-sale tablet payment device
Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) is ready to launch a new point-of-sale tablet payment device that was developed in collaboration with German banking tech giant Wincor Nixdorf.
Minimise online abandonment: know your customer
For online merchants, high abandonment rates are a nightmare. So much effort has gone into the design and usability of the website and into back-end technology, only for customers to have a last minute change of heart and click away. Emma Allen, head of Merchant Solutions at SIX Payment Services, comments
Google to launch US mobile network
Sundar Pichai, the search engines vice president of Android and Chrome announced Google would rent network capacity and launch a consumer-facing network to show whats possible. Simon Cadbury writes
MasterCard qualifies Barnes and FIMEs joint EMV & NFC personalization validation tool
MasterCard has qualified EMV chip testing providers Barnes International and FIMEs jointly developed personalization validation (CPV) tool.
PayStand rolls out new mobile POS app for credit card, cheque and Bitcoin payments
PayStand, a US-based online payment processor, has rolled out a new mobile point-of-sale (mPOS) solution in the US that will accept credit card, check, and Bitcoin payments.
Zebpay launches Bitcoin India Alliance
Zebpay, a bitcoin wallet appIndian simplest mobile bitcoin wallet, has launched an alliance of all Bitcoin companies in India called Bitcoin India Alliance to make bitcoin transaction easy in the country.
CardFlight launches EMV-ready card readers for mobile POS solution
CardFlight, a mobile point of sale (mPOS) technology provider, has introduced the EMV-ready chip card readers for its SwipeSimple mobile point of sale solution.
Calling out cold callers: The new threat
Gabriel Hopkins looks at the annoying and everpresent cold caller and what the UK government is doing to combat this nuisance to the benefit of consumers
New Regulations Could Significantly Impact the Mexican Acquiring Industry
Since 2012, the Mexican government has been implementing regulations to raise the countrys economic competitiveness. As part of this regulatory effort, Banco de México, the Mexican central bank, has enacted several financial services industry reforms over the past year with the potential to impact Mexicos acquiring industry materially.