Alibaba Pumps Brakes on Super App with WeChat Pay Integration
Alibaba will soon accept payments through rival Tencent’s WeChat Pay on its popular Tmall and Taobao e-commerce platforms. Previously, the...
Read moreDetailsAlibaba will soon accept payments through rival Tencent’s WeChat Pay on its popular Tmall and Taobao e-commerce platforms. Previously, the...
Read moreDetailsThe NFC Forum announced that consumers could soon conduct multiple functions in a single contactless transaction. The near-field communication (NFC)...
Read moreDetailsApple will no longer offer Apple Pay Later, its buy now, pay later service launched last fall, which allowed Apple...
Read moreDetailsIn its upcoming fall iOS update, Apple will add buy now, pay later services to Apple Pay and Apple Wallet....
Read moreDetailsChina has reportedly asked Tencent’s WeChat to reduce its mobile payments market share as the country begins piloting its digital...
Read moreDetailsFrench payments app Lydia, which has over eight million users, announced it will split its mobile banking operations into a...
Read moreDetailsFor years, app developers have voiced concerns about the high costs associated with doing business in Apple’s App Store—the tech...
Read moreDetailsThe future is digital, and no country has embraced that ideology more than China. Most vendors in the country no...
Read moreDetailsApple has been at the center of a regulatory debate in the European Union (EU) for years. EU antitrust regulators...
Read moreDetailsThe payments landscape in China continues to loosen up, with news that foreign visitors can now spend up to $2,000 a...
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