US online payment services provider TrustCash plans to enter the mobile payments market. The company seeks to partner with key industry players and consultants, appoint an expert team and start providing mobile payments services. Trustcash currently develops a technology platform designed to enable customers to make anonymous mobile payment purchases online without using a... »
So I discovered this brilliant article covering some of the major mobile payment players currently leading in their respective payment sub-genres. If you have more companies that would fit in this list, we would love to hear from you at vasreport@vasreport.com Mobile banking is becoming increasingly popular but there are still only a handful of... »
An interesting new take on a mobile payment solution which is easy to implement and has a low launch threshold is the following one, which has just seen the light of day: NatWest is launching two pre-paid cards that can be topped up from mobile phones in partnership with O2. The cards under the “O2 Money”... »
The following is a very interesting article from www.creditcards.com covering the global perspective of mobile payments. Comments on this is high appreciated: While on a trip to South Korea, Chen, a 24-year-old graphic designer from Sacramento, Calif., noticed how people whipped out cell phones when it came time to pay. One of her friends had... »
Ron Hirson, co-founder and senior vice president at mobile payments company Boku, has shared some very interesting views on what may make the difference between success and failure for upcoming mobile payment players. Probably, all his points are valid for the industry as a whole. With the phenomenal growth in social networks, online games and... »
comScore has just announced the release of what may just be the first scientific study of mobile financial services and the mobile payments environment. The report is called “Mobile Financial Services: The Market Today & Opportunities for Tomorrow” and provides a look at the current state of the industry and mobile financial/mobile payment users, and... »