Mobile Payment stories - Page 9

McDonald's New Zealand experiences nationwide EFTPOS outage, customers left unable to pay electronically. Fix expected soon.

Throughout 2014 there were an increasing number of high profile cyber security threats and breaches, and response is the difference between success and failure.

Graham Shaw and Peter Huljich have joined Pushpay Holdings' board as part of the NZAX-listed mobile payment app developer's plan to graduate to the.

The Internet of Things (IoT) could transform retail, providing such access to in-store analytics and enabling interactive consumer engagement.

Improving user experience and mobile domination are the digital focus of 2015, according to Auckland-based creative tech firm bka Interactive.

NZ stock market thrives with 16 new listings in 2014, drawing $8.3bn in equity, signalling robust investor confidence amidst a flourishing economy.

In 2014, security threats involved high-level security breaches, large-scale vulnerabilities and privacy debates, according to Bitdefender.

The ASB PayTag allows users to switch between their accounts within the ASB Mobile Banking app or by using online banking.

The Optelio Contactless Sticker embeds a secure EMV microprocessor that will be linked to Westpac customers' credit or debit cards.

NXT, NZX's new growth focused market, is unlikely to launch this year, as companies wait for new legislation to come into effect and the quiet Chri.

The Reserve Bank wants stronger oversight of the nation's payment systems, with a particularly focus on managing risks from the global infrastructu.

Trend Micro's 2015 forecast warns of highly targeted cybercrimes against big businesses, with Android and online banking at great risk.

Visa Inc's local unit has seen a trebling in the use of contactless card transactions over the past year, as people become more comfortable with th.

Several major banks are gearing up to release their own mobile payment apps, which could prove a major competitor for Apple Pay and competing products.

The latest generation of payment hardware such as that provided by Swipe is a good example of how technology can make it easier for customers to do business.

Westpac launches mobile PayTag, turning any phone into a 'tap and go' card for speedy, secure transactions, reshaping how we pay.

French bank BPCE partners with Twitter, launching a service for users to transfer money via tweets, even across different banks.

Vodafone pioneers with HID Global to let staff use smartphones as secure access keys, waving goodbye to traditional swipe cards.

Alibaba's quest for global expansion faces stiff competition in Europe and North America, marking it a 'long-term play' in the digital market.

By growing internationally AliPay will be less at the mercy of Chinese regulators and better able to support Alibaba’s global ambitions.