Fitbit has launched a new fitness tracker, the Fitbit Charge 4, including upgrades revolving NFC payments directly using the gadget. ...
Payments platform Paysafe has launched Paysafecash in Latvia, allowing consumers to make online purchases without a credit card, according to Verdict.
Australia-based Gobbill, a fraud detection and payment automation company, and AirPay, a China-based mobile payment company, have integrated Alipay and WeChat payment functionality into a media platform called Today Australia.
Safaricom has rolled out a partnership with public transport sector players to accept cashless payments through M-PESA in the ongoing battle to combat the spread of the Covid-19.
Zeepay Ghana has received an Electronic Money Issuer (EMI) or mobile money licence from the country’s central bank, Verdict reports.
The Qatar Central Bank (QCB) has launched the 'Qatar Mobile Payment System' (QMP), which provides a new and safe method for immediate electronic payment.
China-based smartphone manufacturer OnePlus has launched OnePlus' digital wallet and mobile payments solution....
Xiaomi’s Mi Pay has announced a new feature that will allow phones without NFC to access its services.
The Central Bank of Brazil has announced a new national QR code standard meant to help make mobile payments more universal.
TFP Solutions has announced the availability of OneCENT mobile-based fintech platform to local consumers in Malaysia after the Movement Control Order (MCO) has been lifted.
UK-based fintech company SumUp has decided to waive fees related to its mobile payments platform to help businesses impacted by the deadly coronavirus (Covid-19), reports Electronic Payments International.
HUMBL, a US-based fintech that delivers mobile payments and financial services, has formed a new partnership with India’s payment service Digital India Payments to help with its expansion into the country’s market.
The Central Bank of Ghana (BoG) has said all mobile money transfers of USD 18 and below will attract no charges from service providers for the next three months, given the current circumstances.
Domestic mobile company Lava has forayed into the mobile payment service market segment with the launch of the Lava Pay.
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