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Wine company uses NFC to tackle counterfeiting and enhance customer experience

Customers purchasing wine from the Boisset Collection can now authenticate their purchase and gain access to tasting notes, information about the wine’s origin, stories and videos by tapping an NFC tag embedded in the bottle’s label with their smartphone. The family-owned wine business — which has wineries in the USA, France and Canada — has […]

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ANA invites passengers with NFC phones to pilot IATA digital travel pass

All Nippon Airways (ANA) is to trial the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Travel Pass app, enabling passengers on selected flights between Japan and the US to verify their identity and their Covid-19 test results at check-in on their NFC-enabled smartphone. After registering to join the trial, passengers can create their digital identity in the

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Most UK retailers say strong customer authentication is not a key concern for post-pandemic recovery

Only one in six (12.8%) UK merchants rates the introduction of strong customer authentication (SCA) for online payments as a big business concern as the economy recovers from the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a survey published by Signifyd. The company’s State of UK Commerce Report 2021 also shows that while 28% of respondents said they

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California begins state-wide rollout of fare capped open loop contactless ticketing

Passengers using Monterey-Salinas Transit (MST) buses are the first in the state of California, USA, to be able to pay their fares with their bank card or payment-enabled mobile device using a fare-capped open loop contactless ticketing system. The transit company will be trialling the system for six months as “the first of many being

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Singapore university to pilot virtual commercial payment card

Staff at the Singapore University of Social Science (SUSS) are to trial a virtual commercial payment card that will enable them to make corporate purchases including software licences, subscriptions and travel passes without needing to use their personal credit or debit cards and then claim reimbursement. The university is the first institution to pilot a

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Irish banks plan Yippay mobile payments joint venture to compete with new entrants

Bank of Ireland, AIB, Permanent TSB and KBC Ireland are planning to launch a mobile payments service known as Yippay “to rival disruptors such as Revolut”, according to the Irish Independent. The four banks filed an application with Ireland’s Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) for a joint venture called Synch Payments to create the

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