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Coca-Cola lets consumers dispense drinks with their mobile phones

Diners in fast food restaurants and convenience stores equipped with Coca-Cola Freestyle dispensers can now use their mobile phone to select their preferred drink and instruct the machine to pour it for them, enabling a completely contact-free experience. More than 10,000 of the dispensers will be equipped to support the new service this summer, the

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Afterpay lets US consumers pay by instalments with their NFC mobile phone

Australia-based buy now, pay later specialist Afterpay is launching a service that lets US consumers make NFC payments in stores — and then pay for their purchases in four equal instalments. To use the service, consumers apply in advance for an Afterpay card that they can then add to their Apple Wallet to make payments

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Open-Loop Fare Payments Rollouts Continue Post-Lockdowns, with Italy’s Fourth Largest City Latest to Launch Service

By:  Dan Balaban NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – Another of Italy’s major cities has launched open-loop fare collection, with Turin enabling customers to pay for rides on its one-line metro and certain bus routes by tapping their contactless EMV credit and debit cards, along with smartphones and smartwatches supporting NFC payments services. read more

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Calgary Transit Launches Mobile-Ticketing Service with Plans to Expand to Open Loop

By:  Dan Balaban NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – Canada’s third largest city, Calgary, has introduced its first electronic fare payments service, offering mobile ticketing from a software-as-a-service platform provider, with plans to enable customers to pay for fares with their contactless EMV credit and debit cards and NFC wallets. Related stories, automatically selected:  Cubic Expands Agreement

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As E-Commerce Surges, Major U.S. Payments Networks Announce Plans to Expand Click to Pay Globally

By:  Dan Balaban NFC Times Exclusive Insight – As e-commerce continues to grow in importance as Covid-19 lockdowns ease, four major U.S. payments networks announced today they are laying the groundwork to expand their uniform e-commerce checkout platform internationally. Related stories, automatically selected:  With E-Commerce Skyrocketing, Tokenized Transactions Expected to Soar, as Well In-Depth: Tokenization Figures

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Card networks begin global Click to Pay rollout

American Express, Discover, Mastercard and Visa have announced that “they are each beginning technical preparations for global expansion” of Click to Pay, the single buy button solution for online merchants based on the EMVCo Secure Remote Commerce (SRC) standard. Australia, Brazil, Canada, Hong Kong, Ireland, Kuwait, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, United

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