#mobile-payments

#mobile-payments

Google Wallet on Pixel phones now opens with a double-tap of the power button, making mobile payments more convenient.

Kids can use Google Wallet to make in-store purchases under parental supervision starting next year.

Apple Pay has become a leading mobile payment option thanks to its seamless integration and user-friendly features, changing financial habits globally.

Mobile payments are revolutionizing the online casino experience by providing convenience and security for players.

The online casino payment landscape has transformed significantly, with e-wallets and cryptocurrencies taking precedence over traditional methods.

WhatsApp is launching a bill payment feature for its Indian users, enhancing its utility in the market.

Musk's X app may offer mobile payments regulated by the CFPB but faces scrutiny due to conflicts of interest.

The CFPB's expanded oversight of mobile payments coincides with Musk's regulatory challenges against the agency.

Samsung Wallet introduces new payment features that rival Apple's, providing a more versatile payment experience.

Samsung Wallet adds peer-to-peer payments and buy now, pay later features.

Tap to Transfer allows money transfer by tapping devices together.

Instant Installment provides offline payment plan experiences at retailers.

New functions will be available by end of March.

Apple's NFC technology is now accessible to third-party developers, enabling payment alternatives like Vipps MobilePay for iPhone users.

Vipps launches a campaign highlighting its mobile payment app as a simple and convenient alternative to Apple Pay in Norway.

Flipkart launches Super.money app for mobile payments, indicating expansion into fintech offerings.

On Me aims to revolutionize the gift card industry with customizable digital cards, integrating seamlessly into mobile payment systems.

More than half of contactless payments are made using mobile wallets, surpassing card usage, indicating a significant trend in payment preferences.

Apple has expanded Tap to Pay on iPhone to five new European countries, enhancing mobile payment capabilities for businesses.

EU accepted commitments from Apple to open up phone-based checkout system to third parties, concluding a lengthy investigation and avoiding heavy fines.

Apple Pay dominates U.S. mobile payments with a 43.9% market share and 92% share of mobile debit wallet transactions.

Apple is expanding NFC functionality for iPhone with iOS 18.1, allowing third-party apps access to various payment and identification features.

Apple Pay revolutionized mobile payments, achieving widespread adoption and integration across devices, highlighting Apple's dominance in the digital wallet space.

Apple Pay now offers Klarna as a BNPL option at checkout, enhancing purchasing flexibility.

Apple Pay enhances the checkout experience for small businesses, leading to faster transactions and improved customer satisfaction.

Apple is opening up NFC functionality for third-party developers, but with significant conditions and fees.

Tap to Cash allows private money transfers for Apple users, ensuring security and ease of transactions without sharing personal contact information.

Apple is opening NFC technology to third-party developers to comply with regulations, aiming to enhance competition in mobile payments.

EU approved Apple's commitment to open iPhone payment system to rivals, resolving antitrust issues.

Apple may soon allow EU developers to use tap-to-pay tech after a two-year legal battle.

Apple is opening its tap-and-go mobile payments system to rivals, as stated by the EU antitrust regulator.