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South Korean electronics and information technology company is going to make its mobile payments service Samsung Pay available in India next year.
Online retailer started selling company shares via its trading platform, thus becoming the first publicly traded company to issue securities on the blockchain.
Two leading debit card providers have announced a reciprocal agreement that will let companies use each other’s tokenized credentials to ensure secure payments.
Online lender has completed its latest financing round to enlarge its team and expand its finance solutions, less than a year after raising $40 million in January.
Cambridge Innovation Center becomes the first company to use blockchain technology for lease contracts with the help of Deloitte Netherlands.
Samsung Pay Mini won’t launch on the App Store in the near future, as Apple has rejected the company’s mobile payment application for unknown reasons.
Companies are competing to become leading IoT solutions providers and here is the list of the top players within the industry.
The social network giant has got an e-money license from the Central Bank of Ireland, thus allowing its customers in Europe to pay via its Messenger app.
BlackBerry addresses the emerging market of Enterprise of Things (EoT) devices with the launch of the new cloud-enabled mobile security platform.
US-based bitcoin startup has announced it will stop bitcoin trading via the platform and will focus on using the distributed ledger technology for mobile payments.