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Starbucks, loyalty programme, credit card, debit card, PayPal, mobile wallets, contactless payments, coronavirus, US, payment options, gift card, prepaid card
Starbucks, China, order services, Alibaba, ecommerce, digital payments
Global coffee chain Starbucks has partnered with digital payments company Paytm to launch a contactless dining solution, Live Mint reported.
Starbucks, Paytm, contactless dining solution, Mumbai, Gurugram, New Delhi, Scan to Order, Bengaluru, India, COVID-19, QR code, Paytm Wallet, Paytm UPI, net-banking, cards, Order Ahead’
Starbucks, US, mobile ordering, China, in-app payments, pay-by-face, pick up stores, COVID-19
Klarna, US, VIBE, buy now pay later, gift cards, retailers, Starbucks, Sephora, Foot Locker, Uber, Germany, Sweden, UK, Australia, Split Payments, rewards programme, Klarna Ghost card, single-use virtual card, cards, ecommerce
Bakkt, payments, Starbucks, Bakkt Cash, US coronavirus, Bitcoins, crypto market, digital wallet
Starbucks, US, Canada, to-go service, payments, order ahead, coronavirus, drive-thru, delivery
The American Bankers Association has published a survey indicating that 95% of consumers are satisfied with their digital banking apps.
The American Bankers Association, survey, digital banking, online banking, online banking app, United States, Zelle, PayPal, Apple Pay, Starbucks
Bakkt has announced plans to launch a consumer-facing app to enable retail customers transact with cryptocurrencies.
cryptocurrencies, Bakkt, mobile app, crypto transactions, Intercontinental Exchange, Starbucks, loyalty
Starbucks has announced the release of a new hardware product in Japan in September 2019 – a pen with the built-in ability to pay for things.
NFC, digital wallet, Starbucks, Japan, launch, NFC reader
Starbucks has launched voice ordering and delivery capabilities within Alibaba’s smart speaker, Tmall Genie, streamlining the digital experience for customers in China.
Starbucks, launch, voice ordering, Alibaba, Tmall Genie, China
GCash and Starbucks have introduced a new mobile payment option, aiming to eliminate multiple steps and to add to a streamlined customer experience.
GCash, Starbucks, mobile payment, customer experience, payment option, QR code
Starbucks has announced that it aims to expand its delivery service in US by early 2020 through a partnership with Uber Eats.
Starbucks, ecommerce, US, Uber Eats
US-based startup Fold has made Bitcoin Lightning Network payments possible at retailers such as Amazon, Starbucks, Home Depot, Target, and Whole Foods.
Fold, Bitcoin, payments, Amazon, Target, Starbucks, Home Depot, Whole Foods, QR code, wallet, ecommerce, cryptocurrency, exchange, accounts, invoice, US
Visa has announced partnerships with Starbucks and Hardee`s to accelerate the use and adoption of Apple Pay in Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
Visa, Starbucks, Hardee`s, Apple Pay, UAE, Saudi Arabia
Tencent has partnered with local chain Luckin Coffee, in a race to dominate the market for the country`s coffee drinkers.
Tencent, Luckin Coffee, Alibaba, Starbucks, partnership, robotic delivery, facial recognition, WeChat, China, ecommerce
Sally Baptiste, Payments Consultant at Payment Operations Group, presents the purchasing methods in the US and explains why cash is still strong in the country
Sally Baptiste, Payment Operations Group, payment methods, US, retail, cash, purchasing methods, merchant, Apple Pay, Zelle, mobile payments, Starbucks, mobile wallets
Despite joining an alliance that aims to create a global network for spending digital assets, Starbucks has announced it is not accepting Bitcoin payments at the cash register.
Starbucks, bitcoin payments, digital assets, payment network, Bakkt, cryptocurrency, cryptocurrency exchange
Starbucks and JPMorgan Chase have launched Starbucks Rewards Visa Prepaid Card, which allows customers to earn Starbucks Rewards by making purchases outside Starbucks stores.
Starbucks, JPMorgan Chase, Visa, prepaid card
Starbucks’ mobile-payment service is the most used mobile payments app, leaving big tech companies like Apple and Google behind.
Starbucks, Apple, mobile payments, mobile payments research, mobile payments app