NFC sticker powered by RuPay: A silicon sticker powered by RuPay using near field communication (NFC) technology is set to be launched. Thi...

Customers will have Tap & Pay activated by default. It is not necessary to load funds in order to use the Tap & Pay payment method.

The feature will most likely work along NFC system and use contactless technology.

In India, QR code-based payments have been increasing on the back of the Unified Payments Interface (UPI), which saw a record 2.2 billion t...

The Reserve Bank of India’s decision to hike the limit on contactless payments without entering a PIN to Rs 5,000 from Rs 2,000 earlier is ...

The company will have a laser focus now on South East Asian markets which continue to expand rapidly in terms of digital payment acceptance.

Airtel Payments Bank and Mastercard will work together to create differentiated card solutions, including solutions for contact less paymen...

"We are increasingly gravitating towards creating experiences for customers rather than just providing services for them," said Rajiv Anand...

Using the virtual cards, a customer can initiate payments from NFC enabled smartphones by just waving phone near a contactless merchant ter...

Payment company iKaaz, which specializes in near-field communication, has developed a low-cost point-of-sale terminal.

The solution will work on nearfield communication technology that enables a smartphone to send information to another by taping the devices.

These cards can complete a payment transaction in one-tenth of the time traditionally taken to conduct electronic transactions.

Apple has decided to offer mobile payment solution with the new range of iPhones, cheering several Indian tech startups.

NFC is a variant of RFID. It is an ultra short-range wireless technology that allows communication and data exchange between two devices.

Handset maker Nokia and online payment services provider PayMate has joined hands to develop a solution.

Google is working on a potential partnership with VeriFone Systems in order to convince shoppers to use their mobile devices to pay for goo...

You'll be able to walk in a store and do commerce, says Eric Schmidt. And it'll eventually replace credit cards.