Chinese Tourism May Bring QR Codes Mainstream in the U.S., U.K.
EXCLUSIVE— Will the popularity of the QR code in China eventually make its way to the United States, the United ...
Tag: Mobile Payments
French Telecom Group Orange to Open an Online Bank in November
The French telecom company Orange is launching an online bank, after previously pushing back the launch of the service several ...
Credit Needs to Fix its Customer Experience Along with its Security, Final Says
EXCLUSIVE— As recent hacks such as Equifax demonstrate, credit providers have work to do to gain back consumer trust, and ...
Wirecard Expands boon app With P2P, ‘micro credit’
Financial technology provider Wirecard will be updating its mobile payment app, boon, with new features including P2P capabilities. Up until ...
China’s Alibaba, U.S.-based Bittrex Partner with Korean Crypto-Trading Platform
U.S. fintech firm, Bittrex, and South Korean app developer, Dunamu, an affiliate of the country’s largest messaging platform, Kakao, have ...
How Will People Pay in the Future?
Cash is on its way out, but are bitcoin and other virtual currencies on their way in? Well, maybe. About ...
Japanese Consortium of Banks to Create Digital Currency ‘J Coin’
Japanese banks are planning to create a national digital currency for the nation, known as “J Coin,” that will be ...
Alipay Moves to Sweden, Finland
Leading Chinese mobile payment service, Alipay, is expanding its platform to the Nordic region for use of Chinese tourists, the ...
Ant Financial Plans to Resubmit MoneyGram Application
Ant Financial, the Chinese payments company behind Alipay, is planning a third attempt to acquire U.S. money transfer service MoneyGram. ...
INV Unfiltered: How Mastercard Takes on Payments Startups
The payments space is tumultuous and fast-moving, with new entrants appearing all the time. So how does a global payments ...
