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WorldPay to double US workforce on Atlanta relocation

London-based payments processor WorldPay is to spend $10 million to relocate its US headquarters and 617 employees to Atlanta, amid plans to double its American workforce over the next four years.

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Bank-backed QR code-based mobile payments app launches in Belgium

A QR code-based mobile wallet that can be used for in-store, in-app, online and P2P payments has launched in Belgium with the backing of the country's major banks.

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Japanese messaging outfit Line launches m-payments service

Japanese messaging giant Line is rolling out its mobile payments service for online and in-store transactions to users around the world.

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Braintree brings One Touch mobile payments to international markets

Braintree is rolling out its One Touch mobile payments platform with PayPal to international markets.

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Stripe raises $70m at $3.5bn valuation

Stripe has raised $70 million in a funding round which values the San Francisco-based payments start-up at $3.5 billion, according to the Financial Times.

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Skrill adds scale in pre-paid with plans to acquire Ukash

Skrill Group is to acquire Ukash, a UK-based electronic money system that allows users to exchange their cash for a secure code to make payments online.

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Danish telcos sell m-payments venture to bank-owned rival

Swipp, a mobile payments service owned by a consortium of Danish banks, has acquired Paii, a rival outfit formed by a group of telcos.

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Crédit Agricole joins French bank-run e-payments service

Paylib, a PayPal-style online payment system set up last year by French banks, is extending its reach thanks to the addition of Crédit Agricole as a member and a deal with MasterCard that will let people use the service abroad.

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Coinbase partners RewardsPay to bring bitcoin payments to iTunes and Facebook

Coinbase has struck a deal with payments platform RewardsPay that enables online shoppers to use bitcoin for purchases at the likes of iTunes and Facebook.

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South Korean messaging firm partners banks on mobile wallet

South Korean Web giant Daum Kakao has teamed up with 16 banks to launch a mobile wallet service for online, offline and person-to-person payments.

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Amazon wins right to sell .pay and .buy domains

E-commerce giant Amazon has paid millions of dollars in private auctions for the right to sell domains ending in .pay and .buy.

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Money20/20: Visa and Citi promise to open up to developers

Two of the world's biggest financial services firms, Visa and Citi, have promised to ditch their insular approach and open up their platforms to partners.

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November is card fraudsters' favourite month

As November approaches, data science company Feedzai is warning that the month is the fraudsters' favourite, when both card-present and card-not-present crime spike.

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Zuckerberg plays down Facebook payments ambitions

Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg has played down the value of payments to the social network, saying that it will partner with card firms and PayPal rather than try to build its own system.

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Apple Pay launches

Apple Pay enjoyed a relatively smooth launch in the US today, with customers of some of the country's biggest banks able to use their iPhones to make purchases at a host of bricks-and-mortar and virtual stores.

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Apple Pay to launch on Monday; banks rush to sign up

Apple Pay will launch in the US on Monday, enabling Americans to use their iPhones to make payments at the likes of Target, Uber, Groupon, and Starbucks.

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W3C standards body looks to improve web payments

The World Wide Web standards organisation, W3C, is bringing together banks, retailers and tech firms in an effort to develop standards for payments on the open web.

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Japanese messaging outfit Line moves into payments

Japanese messaging giant Line has become the latest social media player to enter the payments market, unveiling a service for both online and in-store transactions.

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Pay-by-fridge: Canadians ready for mobile money and more

Forget mobile payments, many Canadians are ready to shop through their internet-enabled fridges and chips implanted in their fingers.

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Visa creates 2000 full-time tech jobs

Visa is ramping up its tech investment, creating 2000 full-time technologist positions and opening a development centre in India.