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Release 1.10 focuses on improving chargeback management and the addition of ID Analytics and Experian/192 to the partner portofolio.
Palo Alto, CA (PRWEB) May 21, 2013
Secure online payment technology supports ecommerce within large-scale health and wellness programs
ORLANDO, Fla. (PRWEB) May 21, 2013
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National Debt Relief publishes an article that warns consumers about the consequences of using prepaid debit cards over checking accounts.
New York, NY (PRWEB) May 21, 2013
US e-commerce sales increase year-on-year to US$50.2 billion
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Global provider of open Cloud Commerce technology and services BlueSnap has released SnapConsole, a newly designed management console and user-friendly platform which allows merchants start selling online.
Via SnapConsole, any merchant can gain access to BlueSnap’s global payment processing network, along with the e-commerce offering and e-marketing tools all designed to convert more shoppers to buyers.
A survey published by digital security specialist Gemalto has shown a high demand for contactless and NFC payments in Dubai, with 85% of those polled saying they would 'like' or 'love' to use their mobile handset as a contactless payment method and 72% seeing no obstacle at all when using mobile NFC.
A survey published by digital security specialist Gemalto has shown a high demand for contactless and NFC payments in Dubai, with 85% of those polled saying they would 'like' or 'love' to use their mobile handset as a contactless payment method and 72% seeing no obstacle at all when using mobile NFC.
Brown Trucking selects Comdata Corporation to provide fleet payment solutions.
Brentwood, Tenn. (PRWEB) May 21, 2013
More than half (53 percent) of the UAE consumers have declared they want to switch to a better bank after suffering poor customer service, recent data indicate.
According to a survey carried out by iProspect and Arabian Business, poor customer service and high transaction fees are key reasons for consumers wanting to make the switch. However, the same source shows that complicated administration has prevented many customers from making any change, with 36 percent of consumers mentioning they have not switched due to a lengthy paperwork process.
US-based global technology company NCR Corporation has entered an agreement with mobile payments start-up LevelUp to integrate the latter’s mobile payment and loyalty solution into NCR’s restaurant POS systems.
LevelUp will initially interface with the NCR Aloha POS using a site-based integration, while in parallel developing its solution for deployment via NCR Cloud Connect. LevelUp will integrate into Cloud Connect, a new hosted infrastructure that will allow leading third parties to integrate, maintain and deploy their solution across NCR’s install base of locations on the Aloha, Radiant POS and Advanced Restaurant System platforms.
US-based mobile payment company Tabbedout has teamed up with Google to provide Google Wallet as a payment option in the Tabbedout app for Android.
Under the agreement, at Tabbedout locations, consumers will be able to pay from their phones using their Google accounts. For a limited time, when a user pays with Google Wallet in the Tabbedout app, they'll get USD 7 off their next tab. This offer will be sent to the user automatically, stored in their digital wallet and can be redeemed instantly off their next tab.
Square is to move into PayPal's core territory with the invitation-only launch of a P2P email cash transfer service, dubbed Square Cash.
Square's push into e-mail funds transfers comes just a week after Google announced a similar feature for users of its popular Gmail service.
US-based mobile point of sale (POS) services provider PayAnywhere has entered an agreement with D&H Distributing, a North American computer products and consumer electronics distributor, to kick off the second phase of the company’s retail rollout strategy.
The partnership extends the availability of PayAnywhere’s mobile point of sale (mPOS) solution to small and independent retailers through the country’s largest distributors. Retailers working with D&H distributors can now offer their customers the PayAnywhere mobile point of sale solution as a way to conduct on-the-spot credit and debit card transactions using the mobile credit card reader.
Savantor, a UK-based provider of business and technical expertise to the payment industry, has collaborated with Finnish mobile network operator Elisa for the launch of the latter’s contactless payment method in Finland.
The new service includes an application on mobile devices for contactless payments, separate online payment cards, an online and mobile payment application as well as money transfers between users. The payment tools were developed in collaboration with MasterCard and use MasterCard PayPass technology. Contactless payments can be made in point of sale locations that use near-field communication (NFC) card technology.
Supply chain standards organisation GS1 and Open Mobile Alliance (OMA), a mobile standards organization, are collaborating to enable barcode scanning features built directly into mobile devices. This will make it easier for application developers to allow their apps to scan and link to trusted content.
GS1 and OMA will develop a new specification leveraging existing GS1 and OMA standards. It will allow mobile device manufacturers and operators to build mobile devices with the following key barcode scanning capabilities: universal scanning of standardised barcodes; built-in code scanning capability accessible to users manually through the device camera, and also to applications thanks to a Web API exposed on the device; linking of bar codes with trusted content provided by the owners of the bar codes; and support for collection of user analytics including location on an opt-in basis
French loyalty services provider Welcome Real-time (Welcome) has entered an agreement with loyalty management services provider Aimia to deploy its Welcome XLS solution for the Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s Awards credit card loyalty scheme.
The Commonwealth Bank has recently extended its Awards credit card loyalty programme so that the bank’s Awards members can redeem points instantly nationwide, at one of Australia’s retail department stores, on the items of their choice from fashion to electronic, beauty and home products. The bank is now looking to extend its programme so that cardholders will be able to claim rewards at other participating retailers in Australia.
