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Finextra and Mobey Forum to stage European mobile banking and payments conference

Finextra is partnering with the bank-backed Mobey Forum to launch MobeyDay, a new one-day conference for the European mobile banking and payments industry.

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La Caixa turns Barcelona contactless

La Caixa has partnered with Visa Europe on a major contactless payments push in Barcelona, rolling out cards, point-of-sale terminals and ATMs featuring the technology across the city.

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Jumio raises $25.5m

Jumio, a US start-up that has developed a system to turn Web cams and smartphone cameras into credit card readers, has raised $25.5 million.

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PCI security standards in the dock

A legal challenge to the payment card industry's PCI security standards is brewing in the US, as a Utah-based restaurant chain cries foul over the apparently "arbitrary" nature of the system and the level of fines imposed by Visa and MasterCard following an alleged breach of security.

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EC bids for integrated card, Internet and mobile payments

The European Commission has published its green paper on how Europe can break down barriers to an integrated market for card, Internet and mobile payments.

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Diebold shows off concept 4G LTE-enabled ATM

Diebold has teamed up with wireless operator Verizon to develop a concept 4G LTE-enabled ATM to show off the technology's potential security and user experience benefits.

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Intuit takes GoPayment to Canada

Intuit is preparing to launch its GoPayment mobile credit card processing app and hardware in Canada. Meanwhile, rival Square has inked deals to sell its offering in OfficeMax and UPS stores.

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Israel compares cyber-attack to terrorism; threatens retaliation

Israel's deputy foreign minister has compared a recent cyber-attack, which saw thousands of credit cards compromised, to terrorism and threatened retaliation against the perpetrators.

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Man arrested over $1.5m New York ATM skimming scam

A Romanian man has been arrested in New York, accused of being part of a gang that installed skimming devices on more than 40 HSBC ATMs before stealing at least $1.5 million from customer accounts.

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PayPal partners Home Depot to trial POS tech

PayPal has taken another step in its journey to the high street, beginning a pilot of its new point-of-sale technology with US retail giant Home Depot.

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EC to probe barriers to payments integration

The European Commission will next week present a paper outlining obstacles hindering further integration in the European market for card, Internet and mobile payments and how these could be resolved.

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Central Bank of Nigeria enlists Ingenico as 'cashless Lagos' experiment begins

Nigeria's central bank has kicked off its 'cashless Lagos' project, introducing limits on how much paper money people can withdraw and deposit in a bid to encourage the transition to electronic payment methods.

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Citi launches Facebook app for loyalty point pooling

US bank Citi has unveiled a Facebook application that lets customers pool their loyalty programme reward points.

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Saudi hacker posts Israeli card details

Saudi Arabian hackers have posted the credit card details of thousands of Israelis online after breaking into local Web sites.

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UK contactless payments momentum gathers pace

Nearly three quarters of British contactless users think that the technology will eventually become more commonplace than cash and 84% see cards as just a stepping stone to mobile NFC payments, according to a survey from Visa Europe.

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Finextra signs off for Christmas and New Year break

The Finextra office will be closed after Wednesday 21 December, re-opening Tuesday 3 January.

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Brighton Collectables rolls out VeriFone mobile POS tech

US retailer Brighton Collectables has rolled out VeriFone's GlobalBay Mobile POS technology in its stores, using iPod Touches as credit card readers.

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UK banks scrap currency fees

Following an Office of Fair Trading probe, British banks have agreed to ditch some of the fees they charge people for buying foreign currency.

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Visa Europe probes potential processor security breach

Visa Europe is investigating a possible data breach at an Eastern European payment processor that may have hit thousands of cardholders.

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Court dismisses Heartland data breach claims

A US judge has dismissed most claims brought by a group of banks against Heartland Payment Systems over a massive data breach that exposed millions of credit card details in 2007.