Australia’s largest mobile operator Telstra has expanded its campaign using NFC tags, enabling customers to more easily buy prepaid airtime by tapping their NFC phones on smart posters, announced technology supplier Tapit.
Australia’s largest mobile operator Telstra has expanded its campaign using NFC tags, enabling customers to more easily buy prepaid airtime by tapping their NFC phones on smart posters, announced technology supplier Tapit.
Chicago transit officials unveiled their planned open-loop fare-collection system, called Ventra, with plans to enable riders to tap to pay fares with contactless credit and debit cards, as well as reloadable MasterCard-branded prepaid cards.
Chicago transit officials unveiled their planned open-loop fare-collection system, called Ventra, with plans to enable riders to tap to pay fares with contactless credit and debit cards, as well as reloadable MasterCard-branded prepaid cards.
Telefónica Germany has announced it is moving forward with its planned expansion of the telco-owned e-commerce payment scheme mpass to the physical point of sale, but has apparently dropped plans to introduce its own brand.
Intesa Sanpaolo, Italy’s largest retail bank, plans what appears to be a small commercial launch of NFC payment around the end of the year with an unnamed Italian mobile operator, as well as mobile virtual network operator Nòverca.
Telefónica Germany has announced it is moving forward with its planned expansion of the telco-owned e-commerce payment scheme mpass to the physical point of sale, but has apparently dropped plans to introduce its own brand.
Intesa Sanpaolo, Italy’s largest retail bank, plans what appears to be a small commercial launch of NFC payment around the end of the year with an unnamed Italian mobile operator, as well as mobile virtual network operator Nòverca.
Japan Airlines next month is expected to launch what is believed to be the first commercial service globally enabling passengers to tap standard NFC phones to pass through boarding gates, NFC Times has learned.