Tap to pay is a method of payment that uses NFC and other technologies to keep your transactions secure. Here's how it works (and what can go wrong).

Venmo, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay – every day consumers move away from traditional plastic in favor of contactless payment methods. Google redesigned its Google Pay app in 2020, announcing a ...

In today’s digital age, the convenience of contactless payments and RFID technology is undeniable. However, this convenience comes with a significant risk: digital theft. Identity thieves and ...

Have you seen those fancy titanium iPhone 15 Pro devices? Apple is actually not new to this material. Both versions of the Apple Watch Ultra are made with titanium, and there’s also the Apple Titanium ...

Johnny Motley was a student and teacher of religious studies for most his 20s. He has always had a penchant for writing and research. He also enjoys heavy metal music, working out and green tea. Over ...

Apple Pay can make it more convenient to buy things while protecting your credit card info. Launched in 2014, the payment service supports tap-to-pay in physical retail stores, online apps and ...

EMVCo’s C-8 specification is designed to solve these problems. It’s a single, unified contactless kernel that replaces the fragmented, brand-specific approach we’ve been working with for years. Think ...

Serge Beck, the founder and CEO of Omniwire, is driven by his belief that people deserve robust and secure financial services. Nearly 90% of U.S. consumers now use contactless payments, and this ...

Contactless card payments are set to exceed £100 and potentially become unlimited under new proposals to allow banks and ...

BART riders are about to get their first chance to use at least part of the long-awaited Clipper 2.0 fare-payment system. The system, which has been under development for more than a decade, will ...

When contactless card payments arrived in the UK in 2007, the idea was modest. A £10 cap for each transaction made sense. It was for a sandwich, a bus fare; the small, routine exchanges of daily life.

Public transportation riders in the Bay Area don’t need to rely on a Clipper Card anymore to ride on the region’s largest rail system. Beginning Wednesday, BART riders can tap to pay with a credit ...