WePay officially becomes a Chase company
Software companies powering payments with WePay access Chase’s four million small businesses; new partner Volusion signs on WePay announced today it is officially a ... read more
Software companies powering payments with WePay access Chase’s four million small businesses; new partner Volusion signs on WePay announced today it is officially a ... read more
The number of people who use mobiles for banking services has increased from 41% to 47% in 2015, according to an annual survey by ING. Furthermore, this increase is expected to continue in the future as just under two-thirds of European respondents (63%) expect to use mobile banking in the next 12 months.
We take a quick look at how and where people pay around the world and with what. This week, we look at the recent data on mobile payments in the US.
JP Morgan has partnered with MCX, the merchant-owned mobile commerce network which includes retailers such as Walmart, Target, Best Buy and Shell, to launch its own mobile payment service, Chase Pay.
Square was signed up to process a part of Starbucks transactions three years ago, but when the startup filed for an IPO, the documents revealed it lost $71m in revenue over the course of those three years.
With most banks now having mobile banking applications as a standard part of their service, here is an infographic showing some of the top places where US consumers like to check their finances.
Chase intends to switch nearly three-quarters of its cards to chip technology as 80 per cent of Chase card users worry about card security.