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WorldPay to press ahead with IPO

UK payment processor WorldPay is to press ahead with a flotation on the London Stock Exchange, snubbing a potential £6.6 billion takeover offer from French outfit Ingenico.

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Banks are key in the move towards mass mobile payments - VocaLink

One-in-two people are more likely to use a new mobile payment method if it comes from a bank, according to a study by VocaLink.

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Standard Chartered makes big investment in Chinese P2P lender

A Chinese peer-to-peer lending platform has attracted more than $200m in funding, led by Standard Chartered in what it claims is the first time a major commercial bank has invested directly in a Chinese internet finance company.

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Android Pay could launch this week

Google could launch Android Pay in the US this week, beating rival Samsung to the punch, according to notices distributed to McDonald's restaurants.

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PayPal buys 'contextual commerce' startup Modest

PayPal has bought Modest, a 'contextual commerce' startup run by two former senior tech leads on Barack Obama's re-election campaign. Financial terms of the deal have not been disclosed.

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Coinify grows merchant base with acquisition of rival Coinzone

Denmark's Coinify has acquired rival Dutch processor Coinzone in a bid to create a pan-European provider of bitcoin-to-fiat payment processing for online merchants and PSPs.

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Just one in ten Americans have received chip cards - poll

America's migration from mag-stripe to EMV is failing to pick up momentum, with just one in 10 people receiving new chip-enabled cards, according to a new poll.

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Swiss banks join SIX and Swisscom to push mobile payments to the high street

SIX and Swisscom are collaborating with Swiss banks to introduce a universal mobile payment service for online and offline transactions nationwide.

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Hong Kong telco HKT launches SIM-based mobile wallet

Hong Kong network operator HKT has launched Tap & Go, a SIM-based mobile payments service for online, P2P and contactless instore transactions.

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Stripe lands new funding; signs deal with Visa

Hot payments startup Stripe has landed a new round of funding from investors including American Express, Visa and Sequoia Capital, valuing the San Francisco-based company at $5 billion.

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Card fraud rises across Europe - ECB

The European Central Bank (ECB) has reported an eight percent increase in fraud among cards issued or acquired within the Single Euro Payments Area (Sepa) for 2013.

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First Data prepares for multibillion dollar listing

Payments processor First Data has filed for an IPO that could be worth billions, just eight years after the company went private in one of the biggest leveraged buy-outs ever seen.

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Faster Payments a factor in switching bank accounts - survey

Connection to the Faster Payments Service could be a deciding factor for Brits looking to switch bank account providers, according to a survey commissioned by ACI Worldwide.

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Google tests buy button form mobile ads

Google has begun testing a buy button that lets smartphone users click on selected search ads to go to a product page where they can complete a purchase.

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French card fraud rates fall

For the first time in more than a decade, the fraud rate for card transactions in France fell slightly last year, new figures show.

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Amex launches online checkout service

American Express is muscling in on PayPal's territory with a new service that lets cardholders pay at participating online merchants with just a user ID and password.

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Barclays joins Zapp as Apple Pay looms

With the UK launch of Apple Pay imminent, Barclays has joined the ranks of financial institutions and retailers supporting the home-baked 'Pay by Bank App' from Zapp.

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Amazon extends seller lending programme to China and India

Amazon is bringing its business loan programme to eight new countries, including China, India and the UK, according to Reuters.

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E-commerce goes mobile

Nearly half of all e-commerce transactions in the UK are now carried out on mobile devices, with tablets more popular for shopping than smartphones, according to research from Criteo.

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Ecobank and MasterCard ink sub-Saharan Africa agreement

Ecobank has signed a deal with MasterCard to push electronic payments in 32 sub-Saharan African countries over the next decade.