mobile payment systems

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Walmart Adding Chase Pay As An Online, In-App Payment Option

Despite the fact that Walmart already offers its own mobile payment system, the retailer is opening up doors to other forms of digital payments in an effort to cut costs on processing electronic transactions. [More]

Samsung Pay Expected To Roll Out To U.S. Online Shoppers Next Year

Samsung Pay Expected To Roll Out To U.S. Online Shoppers Next Year

Now that Samsung has tried its best to woo some more customers into signing up for its mobile payment app, the company is giving people the chance to actually buy stuff with Samsung Pay by allowing shoppers in the U.S. to use it next year for online purchases. [More]

Report: Target Is Considering Its Own Mobile Wallet App

Report: Target Is Considering Its Own Mobile Wallet App

It seems everywhere you turn these days, another company is offering a new way to pay with a smartphone: there’s Apple Pay, Android Pay, Samsung Pay, as well as Walmart’s newly announced mobile payment system, and now Target might be hopping on the bandwagon with its own mobile wallet. Any bets on whether it’ll be called “Target Pay”? [More]

Android Pay Opening The Doors To In-App Purchases Starting Today

Android Pay Opening The Doors To In-App Purchases Starting Today

A few months after Google launched Android Pay into the wild, the company says the payment system will make the hop from tap-and-pay transactions at stores to include in-app purchases as well. [More]

Walmart Shoppers Will Soon Be Able To Pay For Their Stuff In Stores Using Retailer’s Smartphone App

Walmart Shoppers Will Soon Be Able To Pay For Their Stuff In Stores Using Retailer’s Smartphone App

In a sign that Walmart might be giving up on CurrentC — a mobile payment system that a consortium led by the retailer dreamed up a few years ago that has yet to become a reality — the chain has announced that shoppers in its stores will soon be able to pay for their stuff with the Walmart smartphone app. [More]

Adam A. Koch

Visa And Pizza Hut Want You To Order And Pay For Pizza With Your Car

Have you ever had one of those days where you just want pizza to come to you as easily as possible, using as few tools to procure said pizza as possible? Then you might be into a new concept from Visa and Pizza Hut, that wants to get drivers to order and pay for their pizza without ever leaving their cars — or picking up their smartphones, for that matter. [More]

Square CEO Says Company Will Accept All Forms Of Payment, Even Apple Pay

Square CEO Says Company Will Accept All Forms Of Payment, Even Apple Pay

While Walmart and other major retailers are deliberately holding off on accepting Apple Pay because they are developing a competing mobile payment system, there are plenty of small businesses who want to offer Apple Pay but don’t want to invest too much in the equipment required to accept it. The folks at Square, which turns your smartphone into a card reader, hope to remove that roadblock early next year when they start enabling clients to accept Apple Pay. [More]

Mobile Wallets Failing To Tear Consumers From Their Cold, Hard Cash – And Credit Cards

Mobile Wallets Failing To Tear Consumers From Their Cold, Hard Cash – And Credit Cards

Nothing beats good old paper money and credit cards. That seems to be the consensus among most Americans when it comes to preferred ways to pay for goods and services. The impending explosion of mobile wallet use has once again taken a back seat to traditional payment methods. [More]

Walmart, Target, 7-Eleven & Other Retailers Form New Mobile Payment System Alliance

Walmart, Target, 7-Eleven & Other Retailers Form New Mobile Payment System Alliance

These days, if you can’t use your phone to do something, it’s almost like, why do it at all? You should at least be able to buy a microwaveable burrito, if not a flat screen TV, with a magic wave of your smartphone. Big retailers like 7-Eleven, Walmart and Target are teaming up to  create a new mobile payment network so you can buy almost anything your heart desires. [More]