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Articles tagged with: Nfc
Cellphone Sticker for Contactless Payments
Giesecke & Devrient (G&D) says that it has developed a completely new form factor for debit cards. Convego Air Mobile is a sticker which enables the user to pay contactlessly. more
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1 In 6 Mobile Subscribers to Have NFC Mobile Phones by 2014
A new analysis from Juniper Research of the $110bn nfc opportunity forecasts that one in every six mobile subscribers globally will have an nfc enabled device by 2014. Currently adoption is centred on the Far East, with use very limited outside of this region. more
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NFC Reader Module Expands Access to MobiNear Kiosk and Platform
nfc chip vendor, Inside Contactless has signed a contract to supply its nfc reading capabilities to enhance the MobiNear Box kiosk deployed around Paris. The kiosk enables customers to access MobiNear's PayGO platform for a broad range of payment, loyalty, access control and identification services. more
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Contactless and Mobile Payment Solutions Must End Market Stagnation
Contactless payments ecosystem is presently a series of "islands" with little-to-no mutual realization of value among the various constituents, claims Javelin Strategy & Research. A report from the company indicates that the success of contactless solutions depends on some disruptive factor or wide-scale deployment that bridges the gaps and allows for value creation among all constituents that connects the islands. more
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NFC Mobile Payments to Exceed $30bn by 2012
A new analysis from Juniper Research of the nfc opportunity forecasts that the application of nfc as a mobile retail marketing tool via coupons and smart posters will support the growth of nfc mobile payment transaction values from $8bn in 2009 to $30bn within three years. more
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UK Sets Down Anti-Fraud Guidelines for Mobile Payments
The potential for mobile phones to be used as payment wallets has lead to the UK Government setting up a team to ensure fraud is not a significant problem. The new technology, which will allow customers to buy things by swiping them over sensors is being trialled by phone companies and banks in the UK. In an effort to design out opportunities for crime and reduce harm to consumers the government has been working with industry to ensure the technology builds in tough security measures at the earliest stages. more
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UK Planning National Public Transport Paperless Ticketing System
The UK government has announced plans to roll-out a nationwide ticketing system for public transport that could be based on nfc enabled mobile phones and SIM cards. more
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NXP Propels NFC with World's First Industry Standard Chip
Semiconductor firm, NXP has unveiled what it says is the world's first truly industry standard Near Field Communication (nfc) controller, delivering a platform for handset manufacturers and operators to introduce nfc devices and services. The new NXP PN544 chip is based on the latest nfc specifications by the European Telecommunications Standard Institute (ETSI). more
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Visa payWave mobile pilot in Switzerland declared a success
Credit Suisse, PostFinance, SIX Multipay, Swisscard, Swisscom, together with Visa Europe have concluded a pilot study in Switzerland of contactless payments using Near Field Communication (nfc) enabled mobile phones incorporating Visa payWave card payment technology. In the pilot over 90% of people who took part liked using the technology for its ease and convenience. The same percentage also said they would use the technology when it becomes commercially available. more
Related Tags: credit-suisse, postfinance, six-multipay, swisscard, swisscom, visa-europe, visa, Switzerland
Mobile Payments Surging Ahead with Opportunities in Emerging Markets
In the last five years, markets with mobile payment offers have matured with a variety of players entering the industry value chain and new services being launched. Initially, there was a race to enter the market and a strong rivalry between different technological propositions that would facilitate mobile transaction channels. Today, we observe that, in many national markets, only one or two dominant mobile payment platforms (e.g. the paybox platform in Austria) have prevailed, and key issues now being addressed include cross border interoperability and standardization. more
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