Mobile Payment stories

Alipay+ has teamed up with Windcave to simplify cross-border mobile payments for over 10,000 merchants in Australia and New Zealand.

Australians are cutting down on social media use, especially apps like Snapchat and TikTok, as they embrace digital detox, a new report reveals.

Verifone and Pennies have raised over GBP £6 million for charities through micro-donations since 2011, benefiting more than 95 charities globally.

Ahead of Chinese New Year, Alipay+ bolsters its Singapore presence, partnering with RWS to facilitate mobile payments for international tourists amid an anticipated tourism surge.

Alipay+ expands its global initiative, aiming to boost growth for its partners in hospitality and tourism through incentives for users.

Ant International's Alipay+ rolls out campaign geared towards supporting sustainable practices in cross-border travel.

PPRO has integrated Swiss payment method TWINT, favoured by over half of Switzerland's residents, into its digital payment platform.

Fortunately, extensive indoor mobile coverage is possible in any building with a well-designed DAS (Distributed Antenna System).

Shanghai's Fuiou Pay teams up with Visa Cross-Border Solutions to expand global market access for China's exporters.

Inbuilding coverage technology is transforming retail customer experiences by enhancing connectivity, personalisation and payments convenience.

Mastercard and partners have launched a new mobile payment acceptance solution to unlock the potential of women entrepreneurs in Fiji.

Diverse devices are accessing corporate data, including employee-owned mobile phones and other devices that aren’t managed by corporate IT teams.

Ant Group and PayNet have jointly announced the integration of Alipay+ to promote seamless payment for inbound and outbound Malaysian travellers.

Nearly half of Australian business leaders plan to invest in digital payments in the next 12 months to make transactions faster or easier for customers.

DFS Group and Ant Group have formed a global strategic cooperation to enhance payments and marketing digitalisation across DFS’ retail network.

With this growing reliance on mobile technology, the importance of mobile cybersecurity has evolved from being a public good to an absolute public necessity.

Australians prefer traditional banks over digital-only, in large part due to the ability to speak to a bank teller face-to-face.

Marvel Stadium will be the first venue in the southern hemisphere to introduce Amazon’s Just Walk Out technology.

This growth of 74% over the next four years will be driven by carrier billing expanding beyond content and into physical goods and ticketing.

Xcitium’s ZeroDwell Containment offering is now available for customers, regardless of whether they have legacy EDR products.