Contactless ATMs coming to Australia #cards
Australians could soon be enjoying contactless ATM service whereby they can withdraw cash by swiping their card across the ATM machines card..
Posts in the NFC category
#MasterCard PayPass Wallet – makes for easy shopping
MasterCard is offering a new payment service called PayPass Wallet Services. It’s a digital wallet which allows purchases to be made with a..
Managing #EMV Cards and #NFC Payments Side by Side
Bell ID were at Cards Middle East 2011 to deliver the FREE seminar session: Multi-Token Management - Managing EMV cards and NFC payment devices..
Taking payment forward with #NFC
Once again the mobile is transforming markets. It started with changing the way we communicate, access the internet and interact with other..
Assembling & extending the #NFC mobile #payment ecosystems
During the afternoon session of Cards & Payments conference day one, Elizabeth Duke, Head of Sales Asia Pacific from C-Sam gave the post-lunch..
#NFC, going from misunderstood to vogue
Every week, new reports about how the incorporation of NFC technology are being filed and published and this week proved to be no different...
@Lexus uses #NFC tags in their print advertisements
In terms of pushing the boundaries on advertising innovation, this certainly takes the cake. Car maker Lexus has incorporated an NFC tag in..
@NXP Enables #MobileTicketing for Smart Mobile Devices
NXP Semiconductors (NASDAQ: NXPI) announced availability of MIFARE4Mobile as an embedded applet on secure elements to support mobile ticketing..
#NFC adoption set to increase exponentially
Sales of handsets equipped with NFC technology has been knocking on the door of wide scale adoption for quite some time but now new data suggest..
Press Release: @NXP and @HIDGlobal enable Mobile Access for #NFC phones
NXP Semiconductors N.V. (NASDAQ: NXPI) and HID Global, both trusted leaders in solutions for the delivery of secure identity, announced their..
@Blackberry smartphones now able to supplant #iris for security scans
BlackBerry users can now use their smartphones in place of their iris for security scans. Sounds ridiculous? I kid you not! According to an..
