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SBI Card integrates NFC payments into mobile app

SBI Card Mastercard holders in India can now make NFC payments at any contactless point-of-sale terminal from their mobile device after registering their credit card on the latest version of the payment service’s app. Once a card is registered, users can complete payments of less than India’s contactless transaction limit of INR2,000 (US$26.94) simply by […]

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Japanese airline turns to mobile payments to boost revenues during Covid-19

Frequent flyers with All Nippon Airways (ANA) will soon be able to make in-store purchases and accumulate air miles by using a QR code-enabled mobile payments service that the Japanese airline is to launch “amid shrinking travel demand due to the coronavirus outbreak,” Japan Today reports. “ANA will join a growing number of companies in

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Ford lets commercial vehicle drivers process payments from their connected vehicle app

Food and beverage suppliers, mobile florists, couriers and other small business owners in Germany, France, Italy, Spain and the UK can now use their FordPass Pro connected vehicle app to accept card payments from their customers. The payments solution allows drivers to accept both contactless and chip-and-pin debit and credit card payments through a marketplace

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Digital greeting cards giant Evite adds contactless gifting

Senders of Evite digital greeting cards can now also send the recipient a gift card, via an integration with Blackhawk Network‘s eGift service. This enables users to purchase eGift cards from a wide range of brands and retailers, including Amazon, Spotify, Xbox, Sony, Nintendo, Bloomingdale’s, H&M, Starbucks and Burger King. “The eGift card options can

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In-Depth: California Transport Group Launches Mobile Ticketing, Plans MaaS Rollout

By:  Dan Balaban NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – Officials in California’s Central Valley have launched an app that enables users to buy mobile tickets for bus and rail rides with seven mostly small public transit agencies, with plans to expand to ticketing for electronic car and bike sharing, along with on-demand ride-sharing and van-pool services. Related

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Snapper lets transportation users top up their travel card with their iPhone

Passengers travelling on buses and cable cars in Wellington, New Zealand, can now use their iPhone to instantly top up their Snapper transit card, check their card balance, collect refunds and view concessions and travel passes. Apple users with an iPhone7/iOS13 and above can download the newly launched Snapper iOS app, scan their physical transit

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Tyne and Wear Metro launches mobile ticketing on Android phones

Passengers on the Metro light railway network in Tyne and Wear in the north-east of England can now buy and store electronic tickets on their Android smartphone without needing a physical ticket or a smart transit card. Rail network operator Nexus has integrated the mobile ticketing functionality into its Pop card app, enabling users to

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OP Financial to pilot biometric payment card in Finland

Finland’s OP Financial Group is to pilot a biometric payment card that will allow users to authenticate payments over the contactless transaction limit with their fingerprint rather than with a PIN. The biometric cards will “use fingerprints, which are securely verified on-card by using an integrated fingerprint sensor,” OP says. “This allows for convenient contactless

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