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France gears up for mobile NFC services

With more than than 2.5 million Cityzi NFC-enabled handsets now in circulation, France is ready for wide-scale mobile contactless services in 2013, claims an industry association.

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US retailers get option to add credit card surcharge

Shoppers in 40 US states could see a surcharge of up to four per cent added to their credit card purchases from this week.

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Citi installs next-gen ATMs in Asia; issues NFC stickers in Czech Republic

Citi has begun rolling out what it calls the "first major redesign of the ATM" since the 1970s, linking the physical and digital banking worlds.

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Citibank India unveils mobile card acceptance system

Citibank India has teamed up with local tech firm Ezetap on a Sqaure-like app and reader-based system for turning mobile phones into card payment acceptance devices.

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Telefónica brings mobile P2P and NFC payments to Germany

Cash will soon be consigned to the history books, predicts Telefónica's German arm as it prepares to roll out mobile person-to-person and NFC payment services.

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US mobile payments to hit $90bn in 2017 - Forrester

The value of US mobile payments is set to soar over the next few years, from $12.8 billion in 2012 to $90 billion in 2017, according to research house Forrester.

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PayPal's bid for the high street gets big boost from NCR

PayPal has struck a deal with NCR that will give users more options to pay with PayPal at the checkout.

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PayPal's assault on the high street picks up pace

PayPal's move into the world of bricks and mortar is picking up pace, with the company now reporting that 23 large US retailers are able to accept payment by PayPal at the check-out.

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US Bank pilots NFC iPhone case

US Bank has chosen Salt Lake City and Portland as test sites for an iPhone case that turns the handset into a contactless payments device.

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Hacker jailed over Subway store POS attack

A Romanian man has been sentenced to 21 months in prison for his part in a scam that saw the point-of-sale systems of hundreds of US Subway sandwich shops hacked, thousands of cards compromised and millions of dollars stolen.

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EU card fraud nets organised crime EUR1.5bn a year - Europol

Thanks in large part to the adoption of EMV technology, card fraud has been on the decline in the European Union but it still pulls in around EUR1.5 billion a year for criminal gangs, says Europol.

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2013 unlikely to be UK's year of the mobile wallet - ICM

Smartphone penetration in the UK may be 60% and rising but 2013 is unlikely to be the year of the mobile wallet, according to ICM Research.

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Starbucks adds Square readers to menu

Square is taking advantage of its relationship with Starbucks by selling its mobile credit card readers in the coffee chain's 7000 US outlets.

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Vatican card payments suspended over AML concerns - reports

The Bank of Italy has suspended all card payments in the Vatican until further notice over a failure to implement anti-money laundering law, according to local press reports.

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Canadian m-payments group embed NFC tag in magazine ad

Canadian bank CIBC, telco Rogers and handset maker RIM are running a print magazine ad featuring embedded NFC in a bid to promote the technology and its use in their new mobile payments service.

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New Year celebrations delayed by Lloyds ATM failure

New Year's celebrations got off to a rocky start for thousands of Brits on Monday thanks to a glitch at Lloyds Banking Group which left customers unable to withdraw cash from ATMs.

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PayPal forecasts an NFC-free revolution on the high street

PayPal president David Marcus is forecasting a year of disruption in the shopping and payment space in 2013, but insists that NFC technology will not play a part in the upheavals.

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VeriFone stops trying to sell Sail to merchants

VeriFone has given up trying to sell Sail, its app and dongle-based system for turning smartphones into card acceptance devices, directly to merchants and will instead offer the technology to banks.

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Bank cards on buses will save Londoners time and money - MasterCard

As Londoners begin paying for bus journeys using their contactless bank cards this week, MasterCard claims that by ditching their Oyster cards commuters could save a day's worth of queuing every year.

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Americans see smartphone payments replacing cards and cash, eventually

Most Americans think mobile phone payments will eventually replace cash and cards at the checkout, but few expect it to happen within the next five years, according to a poll from Harris Interactive.