22 May 2013

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Retail banking

Australia's efpos contracts with C-Sam for mobile wallet

14 May 2013  |  2044 views  |  1

Eftpos Australia says it will begin mobile payments trials with selected Australian retailers in the next few months.

Risk & regulation

UK civil servants ponder bitcoin threats - FT

14 May 2013  |  2243 views  |  1

UK government officials met yesterday to discuss the security and tax implications of virtual currency bitcoin, according to the Financial Times.

Cards

Visa to cut cross-border credit card fees in EU

14 May 2013  |  3791 views  |  2

Visa Europe has pledged to significantly cut its interbank fees for cross-border credit card payments and reform its rules following an anti-trust investigation by the European Commission.

Mobile & online

Numbrs raises EUR6.1m for mobile app connecting bank accounts

14 May 2013  |  2232 views  |  0

Numbrs, a Swiss start-up developing a mobile money app that lets users access all their bank accounts in one place, has secured a EUR6.1 million investment from Net firm incubator Centralway.

Retail banking

Monitise launches white label mPOS system

14 May 2013  |  3619 views  |  0

Monitise has jumped on the mobile point-of-sale bandwagon, launching a white-labelled service for banks, mobile operators and acquirers to offer their business customers.

Retail banking

Indian processors fingered over $45m ATM heists

13 May 2013  |  2903 views  |  1

The card payment processing firms which saw their systems breached as part of two massive recent ATM heists have been named as India-based ElectraCard Services and EnStage.

Retail banking

Amazon launches virtual currency for Kindle Fire users

13 May 2013  |  1992 views  |  1

Kindle Fire owners in the US have had 500 new Amazon Coins - worth a total of $5 - deposited into their accounts today to mark the launch of the virtual currency for purchasing apps, games and in-app items.

Retail banking

Central banks wary of social media

13 May 2013  |  2845 views  |  1

Living up to their stuffy reputations, around two thirds of central banks do not operate any social media accounts, while many that do take a conservative approach to Twitter and Facebook.

Wholesale banking

Bloomberg admits reporters used terminals to snoop on clients

13 May 2013  |  2178 views  |  1

Bloomberg has admitted that its reporters have been accessing client information through its financial data computer terminals

Retail banking

Co-Op Bank tweets taxpayer bailout denial

10 May 2013  |  1843 views  |  2

The UK's Co-operative Bank has been tweeting twitchy customers today promising that it is not seeking a government bailout in the wake of its debt rating being downgraded to junk by Moody's.

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