Payment Services

The arrival of contactless bankcard payments on London's transport system has apparenty not put the writing on the wall for Oyster.

Industry voice Deborah Baxley, head of Capgemini's Global Cards and Payments Consulting practice, discusses the impact Apple's announcement might have on the sector.

Opinion The contactless payment launch was enlivened by the arrival of a man who had suffered from card clash, but the blame, according to TfL, was all his.

Apple is keeping NFC just as locked down as many other aspects of its hardware and software.

Transport for London has rolled out contactless payments via credit or debit cards, but not everyone will be delighted.

Industry Voice It's still very much early days for Apple's Pay service but expect it to change the market fundamentally.

Amazon has conquered darn near everything, now it may be going after mobile payments with a new card reader.

PayPal has added two new phone-based payment methods for UK high streets as it continues to push for a wallet-free 2016.

Visa had promised 4 out 5 customers would have access in 2013, but V.me has only just arrived on the scene.

PayPal has launched Beacon, which will let you pay for things without having to pull out your wallet or your smartphone.