In-Depth: Persistent Consumer Security Fears about Mobile Payments Prove Difficult to Dislodge

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Dan Balaban

NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – Results of yet another survey has shown that a significant percentage of U.S. consumers continue to harbor security fears about using their smartphones for payments, a stubborn problem that has hindered growth of mobile payments from the beginning.

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