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Apple Pay Via Barclays Coming 'Later In Year'
Bank's CEO Ainadvertently confirmed that the bank will in fact be supporting Apple's mobile payment system in an email to a disgruntled customer on 12 January.
Apple Plans Big Things For Its Apple Pay Service
According to The Wall Street Journal, Apple believes adding the peer-to-peer money transfer would interest millennials - and it’s been talking to a number of banks about turning that idea into a reality.
Contactless Payment Battle About To Begin
If you thought the Samsung vs Apple smartphone war was something, allow me to quote the Bachman-Turner Overdrive and say: You ain’t seen nothing yet.
Google Pipped By Barclays On The Mobile Payment Front?
Users with Barclaycard credit cards who have the Barclaycard app (not the Barclays Mobile Banking app) installed on their phones will be able to make payments of up to £30 without entering a PIN number or opening the app, says the bank.
HSBC And First Direct To Support Apple Pay
Apple Pay is steadily grabbing more support in the United Kingdom, with HSBC and First Direct both announcing support for the contactless payment solution.
NatWest Hit By Online Banking Glitch Again
NatWest has confirmed that its online banking service is experiencing issues which are preventing users from accessing the bank’s website.
Opinion: Cash Is On The Way Out
Howard Allen, CFO & Development Director at Payfriendz has his reasons to think so: but do you agree?
Opinion: What Are The Biggest Tech Developments We Got In 2015?
IoT, Apple Pay, more AI... Matt Hunt, CEO of Apadmi Enterprise, the enterprise app development division of Apadmi, has a look at the major milestones we've passed this year.
Over Three Quarters Of Apple Watch Owners Using Apple Pay
New research has found that almost 80 per cent of Apple Watch owners are using the tech giant’s contactless payment system, Apple Pay.
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