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SIA brings contactless payments to Rome's public transport system

Romans can now pay for their railway and subway journeys with their contactless cards and NFC-enabled mobile phones, thanks to technology from SIA.

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US Bank acquires business POS operator talech

US Bank has acquired talech, a supplier of point-of-sale software to small and medium-sized businesses.

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Sainsbury's abandons cash and card-free store pilot

UK supermarket chain Sainsbury's has added a manned till and two self-checkout kiosks to its first mobile scan-and-go outlet after a three-month pilot trial failed to win over the general public.

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ANZ, NAB and Westpac-backed Reinventure invest in digital receipt startup Slyp

Three of Australia's biggest banks have contributed to a $4 million investment round in smart receipt start-up, Slyp.

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Visa, Samsung and First Data team on dongle-less mPOS payments

Samsung, Visa and Fiserv unit First Data have teamed up to make the mPOS dongle a thing of the past, replacing it with a software-based system that lets merchants accept contactless payments of any amount on their handsets without the need for any additional hardware.

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ING partners Dutch supermarket to trial cashierless store

ING has teamed up with Dutch supermarket chain Albert Heijn and US tech startup AiFi to pilot a cashierless store where customers tap their bank card as they enter, pick up their groceries, and walk out.

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Amazon to let Whole Foods shoppers pay with a wave

Amazon is testing biometric technology that will let Whole Foods shoppers pay for their groceries by waving their hands, according to the New York Post.

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Standard Bank leads $4 million round in mobile finance startup Nomanini

Standard Bank has led a $4 million investment in Nomanini, a mobile pint-of-sale and data analytics service for merchants operating in typically cash-based economies.

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City of London installs contactless donation points to help rough sleepers

The City of London is installing contactless donation points where people can give money to a charity helping the Square Mile's homeless and rough sleeper population.

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Co-op to roll out 'Pay-in-Aisle' app at 30 retail sites

From early next month, customers at 30 Co-operative supermarket stores in the UK will be able to avoid queuing at the till by scanning and paying for their shopping using their mobiles.

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Cracking the contactless code: Positive Technologies claims vulnerability

Researchers at Positive Technologies claim to have discovered flaws that allow hackers to bypass the payment limits on Visa contactless cards.

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Visa invests in Indonesian ride-hailing app Gojek; buys Payworks

Visa has invested in Indonesian ride-hailing firm Gojek as part of a deal that will see the pair work together to spread digital payments throughout South East Asia.

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Sweden's Swish trials in-store payments

Sweden's popular mobile P2P app Swish is moving into in-store payments, running a pilot trial of Nets' bluetooth checkout technology at two restaurants owned by one of the country's leading corporates, cantina.

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Visa rolls out payment instalment APIs

Visa has introduced a suite of APIs to help financial institutions and retailers offer their customers the option to pay off instore and online purchases in instalments.

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Visa buys Rambus tokenisation assets

Visa is beefing up its security credentials by buying the token services and ticketing business of chip maker Rambus. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

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BBVA brings WeChat Pay to Spanish airports

China's WeChat Pay has landed in Spain thanks to a deal with local banking giant BBVA and travel retail operator Dufry.

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Millions of Brits go cashless amid rise of contactless and mobile banking

With mobile banking and contactless payments becoming ever more popular in the UK, one in 10 Brits now live a largely cashless life, according to figures from UK Finance.

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Payment firms raise fears over EU security rules

A lack of preparedness for the EU's new regulations on authentication could cost Europe's online economy more than €50bn according to a number of payment processors and e-commerce merchants.

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China UnionPay to offer European credit cards

The world's biggest card issuer, China UnionPay, has stepped up its European ambitions after striking a deal with a UK back-office startup, Tribe Payments, that will see it offer debit and credit cards in Europe.

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Raphaels Bank fined £1.89m for outsourcing failures

The UK's Raphaels Bank has been fined £1.89 million for outsourcing failures which left thousands of customers unable to use their payment cards on Christmas Eve 2015.