All articles by Imogen Rayfield
Imogen Rayfield
MasterCard to launch wallet with Etisalat and Bank of Egypt
MasterCard, National Bank of Egypt (NBE) and network operator Etisalat have teamed up to launch a mobile payment wallet in Egypt.
ACI Worldwide updates fraud management solution
Payment systems provider ACI Worldwide has released an updated version of its ACI Proactive Risk Manager solution that detects fraud across various payment channels.
VocaLink to unveil m-payments scheme Zapp
UK payment processor VocaLink is to launch a new mobile payments service, Zapp.
Infernum Productions selects WorldPay to deal with online payments
Berlin based operator of online games Infernum Productions has selected payment processor WorldPay to handle the online payments for its new game, Dragon’s Prophet
Barclays Kenya introduces mobile app
Barclays Bank of Kenya has launched a mobile banking app, according to media reports.
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UK retail m-commerce sales will continue to increase
Mobile commerce sales in the UK retail market are expected to reach over £6.61bn this year and increase to £17.24bn in 2017, according to online commerce analyst eMarketer.
Visa V.me digital wallet payments accepted by Currys and PC World
Visa Europe, alongside payment processor WorldPay, has revealed that the Currys and PC World retail sites will accept payments made by customers using Visa’s V.me digital wallet.
Vivacom and Cellum Bulgaria to launch metro e-ticket
Mobile operator Vivacom and payments application developer Cellum Bulgaria are to launch a service that will enable customers in Bulgaria to purchase and use e-tickets on the subway via their mobile phones.
MasterCard and Western Union roll out payments service for SMEs
MasterCard and financial services company Western Union have formed a partnership to launch an international payments service to help small and medium-sized businesses conduct cross-border trade.
M-commerce transactions value expected to more than double by 2017
The value of mobile commerce transactions are expected to surpass $3.2trn by 2017, increasing from $1.5trn in 2013, according to a report from mobile research consultant Juniper Research.