payment systems

Bling Nation offers PayPal feature for cell phone payments

June 30, 2010 - 3:50am | News | Mobile finances

As it has become known, Bling Nation has signed pretty major deal with PayPal. So, from now Bling Nation’s payment systems will let consumers use their payment chips to withdraw funds from a PayPal account.

This is a big win for startup’s system, which originally had ambitions of solely focusing on hyperlocal banks in small communities.

bank | Bling Nation | cell phone | payment systems | PayPal

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Xcellink promotes technology and expands marketplace

November 23, 2009 - 3:17pm | News | Mobile finances

Xcellink International Inc., a developer of patented mobile payment systems and methodologies and banking platforms, today stated that it develops its applications to interface with various smart phones including Apple's iPhone and Research in Motion's BlackBerry, and development contracts with companies such as the 3i Infotech Group of Companies, which includes Regulus Group, one of North America's largest payment processors.

China | mobile banking | mobile transfers | payment systems | Xcellink

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Mortal Online players can pay for the license via GlobalCollect

October 26, 2009 - 8:10am | News | Payment systems

Payment service provider of local e-payment solutions for international Customer Not-Present (CNP) channels GlobalCollect announced that a Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game (MMORPG), Mortal Online, that is in beta at present time, had subscribed for its services to enable online players to pay for the license and monthly subscriptions. Under the terms of the agreement GlobalCollect will process credit cards, direct debits, and alternative payments in Europe and the US for Mortal Online.

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Socialwise's BillMyParents will now be available via gPotato online games portal

September 16, 2009 - 11:15am | News | Payment systems

Socialwise, Inc. today announced that its BillMyParents youth payment system has launched with the first two of five previously announced youth gaming partners. BillMyParents is going live with Artix Entertainment’s AdventureQuest Worlds (www.AQ.com), one of several web-based games owned by Artix Entertainment, and Gala-Net’s gPotato online games portal (www.gpotato.com).

BillMyParents | gPotato | online games portal | payment systems | Socialwise

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Trustcash and Alligato launch payment solution for cell long-distance services

July 15, 2009 - 3:43am | News | Payment systems

Trustcash Holdings, Inc., a pioneer of anonymous payment systems for the internet, confirmed that it is in negotiations with Alligato Inc. to provide an alternative payment solution for their mobile long distance services.

Alligato | forward-looking statements | payment systems | Trustcash

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YESpay simplifies Life of North-American merchants

July 7, 2009 - 7:53am | Articles | Payment systems

Sales and support office in addition to data center have been opened by YESpay, a global payment-services company, in North America and Toronto respectively.

The company has been providing fully bank pre-accredited and PCI DSS approved IP-based EMV chip and PIN payment services to multichannel retailers within the United Kingdom for the last five years.

bank accreditation | payment systems | payment-processing service | retail environment

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The secret of success in alternative payments market, what is it?

June 24, 2009 - 1:17am | News | Payment systems

Javelin Strategy & Research, the leading independent provider of quantitative and qualitative research, released its report, named as “Predicting Alternative Payments Vendor Success: Balancing Needs Among Banks, Merchants, and Consumers”. The report evaluates the services provided by nine vendors of alternative payment solutions for online retail transactions. Those vendors evaluated are Mazooma, eBillme, Noca, HomeATM, Moneta, NACHA SVP, SeerGate, Acculynk, and Verient.

alternative payment | eBillme | Javelin Strategy & Research | online payment | payment systems

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Get ready: Hypercom will soon overtake Portuguese fuel retailer market

May 13, 2009 - 6:26am | News | Payment systems

Hypercom Corporation announced that its Artema Modular EMV payment terminal was selected by Gasodata for installation at fuel retailers throughout Portugal.

The rollout and installation of over 700 Artema Modular kits integrated with Dresser Wayne pay-at-the-pump systems has begun already. The company’s PCI-certified payment terminal will be used for chip and magnetic stripe cards, supporting debit, credit and other private label card schemes. Moreover, the terminal is equipped with an IP module used to transmit data.

fuel retailer market | Hypercom | payment systems | Portuguese fuel retailer market

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