Dejamobile to host digital payments workshops at Paris Fintech Forum

PARTNER NEWS: NFCW readers are invited to join Dejamobile and speakers from Arion Bank, Crédit Agricole, GVS, Stocard, Tribe Payments and Valitor for two digital payments workshops taking place at the Paris Fintech Forum on the morning of 28 January 2020. Session one focuses on how digital payments are transforming loyalty and gifting experiences and

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Mobility as a Service Continues to Get Rolling with Uber Expanding Service to Second U.S. City

By:  Dan Balaban NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – Mobility as a service is expected to reshape the traditional transport industry, and while it is just getting rolling, the pace is starting to pick up. The latest bit of momentum came this week when global ride-hailing service Uber announced it will enable mass transit riders to buy

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Fifteen US universities to add student IDs to Google Pay

Fifteen US universities have signed up to integrate their student ID cards with Google Pay, enabling staff and students to make payments and access facilities and residence halls with their Android NFC phone. The institutions taking part in the initial rollout include Arkansas State University, Chowan University, College of Coastal Georgia, Duke University, Georgetown University,

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Tencent and China UnionPay pilot interoperable QR mobile payment codes

WeChat Pay operator Tencent is working with China UnionPay on the adoption of a common QR code that will allow merchants to use the same code to accept payments from both companies’ mobile payment services, Caixin Global reports. “The change would, for example, allow a merchant to accept payment from one customer using WeChat Pay

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NTT Docomo combines UWB and NFC for hands-free payments at the POS

PARTNER NEWS: Japanese carrier NTT Docomo is using NXP’s new NFC, ultra wideband (UWB) and secure element chipset in a concept POS device that lets consumers make secure payments “while keeping your smartphone in your pocket or bag”. “The smart retail demonstration tracks user movement and positioning to showcase the versatile benefits of UWB’s 360

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CIMB lets merchants accept payments on standard Android NFC phones

Merchants in Malaysia can now use an off-the-shelf Android NFC smartphone and an app developed by CIMB Bank to accept debit card payments valued at up to RM250 (US$61.08) — with no additional hardware required. “This facility is a viable alternative to the conventional point-of-sale (POS) terminal, particularly for micro SMEs,” says the bank, which

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