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  • First Data, Tyfone work on mobile wallet 17 March, 2010 05:01:00

    The system would let people buy a MicroSD card to use their phones to pay for goods
    Tyfone is putting the pieces together for a commercial mobile wallet offering, forming an alliance with First Data.
  • Mobile banking faces uphill battle in mature markets 11 January, 2010 05:28:00

    NFC technology might boost mobile payment systems in developed countries
    The mobile phone is turning into the platform of choice for banking in emerging markets. In developed markets, however, the phone has struggled to compete with existing payment methods, and the challenges aren't going away in 2010.
  • Money transfers to become hottest mobile app, says Gartner 20 November, 2009 07:04:00

    Interest in mobile banking services is accelerating worldwide
    Money transfers and payments over mobile phones will be among the top 10 most important mobile applications by 2012, market research company Gartner said on Wednesday.
  • Ericsson courts online publishers with mobile payments 20 October, 2009 08:37:00

    The system would let people pay for content without a credit card or the need to create an online account
    Ericsson will soon launch a platform designed to let consumers buy online content such as news stories with the charge billed to their mobile phone rather than other payment methods, such as a credit card.
  • Nokia enters increasingly crowded mobile money market 27 August, 2009 05:14:00

    Services will work on both Nokia and other phones
    Nokia is getting ready to launch Nokia Money, which will offer basic financial services on mobile phones, it said on Wednesday.
  • CreditSMS helps structure informal mobile finance 11 August, 2009 05:09:00

    Airtime itself could be a source of income, and an informal mobile money transfer system was born
    Mobile commerce is quickly becoming one of the most cost-effective, far-reaching means of giving the 'un-banked' poor their first taste of financial services. Yet many of these services are almost entirely informal, connected to neither banks nor traditional forms of regulation. A new initiative - CreditSMS - aims to integrate m-commerce with traditional financial management tools, thereby formalizing the informal and bridging the financial divide.
  • MoBank app takes shopping to the iPhone in the UK 06 July, 2009 04:54:00

    The app works with the iPod Touch as well and gives users the advantage of convenience, MoBank says
    iPhone and iPod Touch owners in the U.K. will be able to use their devices to buy and pay for goods using a new application from MoBank.
  • Mobile commerce apps gaining ground in US 06 May, 2009 04:34:00

    But Near Field Communications slow to arrive, conference panelists say
    Mobile payment and mobile commerce applications are proliferating in the U.S., but the adoption of Near Field Communications (NFC) technology that allows mobile phone customers to quickly tap a mobile phone and pay for a subway ride or a grocery store purchase is years away, several industry officials said at a conference here.
  • Nokia puts mobile wallet on SIM card 24 April, 2009 05:10:00

    Will make it easier for operators to launch services, Nokia says
    The new Nokia 6216 classic handset, announced Thursday, incorporates support for NFC (Near Field Communication) technology on the SIM card, paving the way for operators to more easily deploy mobile-payment systems.
  • New phone-based Taxi payment service launches 01 April, 2009 10:11:00

    Passengers can book and pay using their mobile
    Taxis.net.au has launched a new service which allows passengers to book and pay for taxi trips using a 3G-enabled mobile phone, PDA, Blackberry or via a PC Web browser.
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