The benefits of bitcoin payouts for the gaming industry
A new case study by Payment21 payout solutions explores how gaming merchants can expand market shares and realize the potential of a new target group.
Apple Pay now available at 36% of U.S. merchants; adoption will be over 50% by 2018
PayPal is currently marginally second in alternative payments adoption rate, and Android Pay is set to be the biggest mover in the market.
London Blockchain Expo highlights
London Blockchain Expo took place in London last week. PaymentEye was on hand to speak to many of the individuals who are driving development in the field forward.
“Mobi is the only mWallet where you can send money and Bitcoin all over the world” – BTCC CEO Bobby Lee interview
Bitcoin entrepreneur Bobby Lee talks to PaymentEye about his latest project, which he believes will revolutionise the mWallet industry
“Send 10 Euros to Sam” – N26 Bank lets users send money with Apple’s Siri
Digital challenger bank, N26, which has been live for one and a half years and has more than 200,000 customers, rolled out a new feature that allows its customers to transfer money using Siri. All they have to do is talk to it.
How We Pay in Europe: a look to the future
New data from Worldpay, which surveyed 4,000 shoppers in Europe, shows the continent is becoming more tech-savvy and a keen adopter of new payment technology.
Alibaba making virtual payments reality
Where does financial technology fit into the rapidly evolving world of virtual reality? The latest movement in the space may come from China, where e-commerce titan and the owner of Alipay, Alibaba, is reportedly working on bringing payments into VR retail.
B2B payments boost: Finexio scores $1m to take paper cheques out of the system
There’s more funding for the business to business payments space this week with news Finexio has raised $1m in new funding.
How Well Do You Know: Wearable Payments?
So you think you know everything there is to know about wearable payments? Take our latest quiz and find out!
Rio’s public transport network is accepting wearable payments during the Olympics
The 2016 Olympic Games kick off in Rio de Janeiro with a payment innovation as the capital's public transit operator, RioCard has revealed that it will provide residents and visitors with contactless wearable devices that will work on buses, ferries, the subway and trains.
