All articles by Ellie Chambers
Ellie Chambers
ANZ launches corporate banking app for Android
The Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) has launched a version of its corporate banking mobile app that can be used on Android phones.
Dutch banks debut mobile payments
Dutch banks Rabobank, ABN AMRO and ING have launched their own mobile payments network in Leiden, Holland.
Shopify launches new POS system
US-based online sales platform Shopify has announced the launch of its new point of sale system.
Digital River announces launch of mobile payment solution
US online business manager Digital River has announced the launch of Beanstream Mobile, a series of mobile payment solutions for iPhones, iPads and Androids.
PayPal and TouchBistro to provide cloud payment service in Toronto
PayPal and Toronto-based TouchBistro have partnered up to pilot a program that will see customers at some Toronto restaurants paying with their phones over the cloud.
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PreCash launches app for cash-based consumers
Texas-headquartered payment processor PreCash has announced the launch of Evolve Money, an online and mobile bill payment app for cash-based consumers.
Capital Access Network offers to send loans straight to client’s PayPal accounts
US company Capital Access Network (CAN), is offering its clients the choice to have capital funds deposited into a PayPal as well as a traditional bank account.
Fiserv announces launch of application service provider for tablet users
Wisconsin-based financial technology company Fiserv has announced the launch of Mobiliti: Tablet, an application service provider (ASP) for tablet users.
73% of UK consumers use cards for payments of £10 or less
Research published by WorldPay Zinc shows that 73% of UK consumers use their cards for purchases of £10 ($15.5) or less.
UKs FCA to review m-banking security
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is to review security in the mobile banking sector amid fears that mobile banking and payments are developing too fast for security systems to keep up.