Contactless card transactions have quickly emerged as popular payment methods in recent years. Instead of swiping your card or using a chip, you can simply scan the card or use a mobile device without ...

In today’s age of reducing germs and speeding up transactions, many card issuers are turning to contactless credit cards. A contactless credit card doesn’t require the user to swipe or insert their ...

Spontaneous spending is likely to rise if the limit on contactless cards is increased or scrapped entirely, academics say. At present, the need to press a four-digit PIN for purchases over £100 gives ...

Spontaneous purchases could rise if the £100 limit on contactless card payments is removed, according to academics assessing ...

The global contactless smart cards market growth is attributed to several factors such as the rise of IoT and connected devices, ease of use and convenience for consumers, and the growing digital ...

Contactless cards are in the "limelight" again. First it was M&S, then London buses (in fact, BBC reported on that issue back in February), now it's Amazon. Let's start with the latter. I highlighted ...

At the heart of the Contactless Payment Market lies its unparalleled convenience and speed. Gone are the days of fumbling for cash or waiting for chip-and-PIN verifications. With a simple tap or wave ...

Metro is preparing to launch its “Tap. Ride. Go.” payment system on all Metrobuses by mid-November. Over a million different people have used it on Metrorail since May.

Contactless payment options have been used in countries such as Australia and Canada for more than a decade. However, it is only within the last five years or so that credit card issuers have begun to ...