#apple-pay

The iPhone could become a Pos with future update

(ANSA) – ROME, 01 FEB – In the future, the iPhone could allow you to accept credit card payments, thus becoming a full-fledged Pos. Apple – according to Bloomberg – is working on a new service that will allow small businesses and users to accept credit or debit card payments directly from the iPhone, without the need for additional hardware. The newspaper explains that the Cupertino multinational…

Signal, the chat used by Snowden, asks for donations from users

(ANSA) – MILAN, 06 DEC – Signal, the alternative chat to Whatsapp also used by Edward Snowden and which has made privacy its strong point, asks users for financial help. It does this by introducing a new feature that allows subscribers to make donations to the platform. The move, according to the developers, would serve to do without, for the moment, the funds deriving from the introduction of…

The Church of England is now accepting Apple Pay and contactless payments

Image: sumup In an increasingly cashless world, the need to carry physical money is rapidly on the way out. And, one institution that previously relied on physical cash for donations are making big changes to adapt. The Church of England introduced contactless card terminals at thousands of sites in an effort to make “donations and transactions faster and easier for their congregations.” 16,000…

Orange Cash est disponible sur iPhone pour Apple Pay

Apple Pay est disponible en France depuis le 19 juillet 2016. Pour en profiter, il faut un moyen de paiement et un terminal compatibles.

Depuis ce matin, si vous êtes client mobile Orange, Sosh compris, vous allez pouvoir goûter au paiement sans contact car Orange Cash est disponible sur iPhone pour Apple Pay :

Orange Cash 

(more…)

Android Pay, Apple Pay reach parity as mobile pay adoption grows | Paygle.com

By Brielle Jaekel February 5, 2016 Android Pay is finally gaining traction The leader in mobile payments still remains unclear, but Android Pay is gaining speed and the technology as a whole is likely to reach mainstream adoption within four years if added benefit for customers is provided, according to a report from Packaged Facts. Google’s Android Pay and Apple Pay remain interlocked for the…

This is the difference between Apple, Android, Samsung and bank payment apps | Paygle.com

 Harry Tucker Feb 4 2016, 3:54 PM 41 Photo: Getty Images 2016 is looking to be the year that mobile payments finally catch on. Android Pay and Samsung will both be launching in Australia, while Apple and the big banks have had mobile payments available for some time now. While all of deliver the same result – you paying for a product with your phone – they differ in how it happens. Apple Pay As…