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Chinese bank card organization China UnionPay (CUP) has signed a parntership agreement with Intel to provide mobile payment services, Engadget reports. China UnionPay will use Intel's Identity Protection Technology and its distribution of the Hadoop ...

When your monthly salary lands in your bank account, little do you realise that there is huge virtual machinery at work to make sure that the payment is handled smoothly, and with speed. The RBI, along with a host of banks, is working behind the ...

: OMA Emirates, a provider of cutting edge technology for the payment industry has announced an end-to-end service which provides banks an in-premise team to manage centralized issuance of EMV cards. The new service includes the supply and ...

What's new in payments this month? All you need to know on the major players, acquisitions & partnerships, mobiles and fraud management… in our monthly digest by Masha Cilliers of Payment Options Ltd. The UK government implemented a ban on unfair ...

The Mobile Show, and Cards and Payment Middle East attracted over 4000 delegates as demand for innovation in these industry increases in the region Dubai, United Arab Emirates: The Mobile Show, and Cards and Payments Middle East 2013, the Middle ...

ANZ Bank's internet banking and mobile banking applications are back online after an outage that lasted for the best part of this afternoon. Spokesman Stefan Herrick said he still had no information on what caused the outage or whether it was linked ...

Senior financial executives have clashed over the extent to which mobile payments technology has failed to reach its potential and the best way to fix it. The jury is still out as to whether mobile payments is the next big thing or not, said Niklas ...

I have read several articles on the bank/issuer centric approach to the mobile wallet. Sometimes I read what these analysts say and I hang my head in disappointment. Some say the mobile wallet will never be more than an idea; others say they ...

Americans are increasingly using their phones to avoid a trip to the bank, but they still have little interest in having mobile devices replace their wallets. The cellphone users tapping into banking services increased 33 percent during 2012, ...