Buyers will no longer need to use their debit cards to pay for purchases as the credit card giant developed a new pair of glasses embedded with a tiny payment chip.
The bank will buy the technology, developed by Merchant Customer Exchange (MCX), to drive the expansion of its smartphone payment application Chase Pay.
The countries have announced a new partnership that is expected to promote further development of the fintech ecosystem in Japan and Singapore.
GV, formerly known as Google Ventures, took part in a $25 million funding round together with Sapphire Ventures, Anthemis and other investors.
The Qtum Foundation aims at wider blockchain adoption and makes great efforts to adapt existing products and services for the new technology.
The companies have announced plans to launch a new distributed ledger platform that is expected to change and improve the global logistics industry.
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In today’s world, Fintech companies almost compete directly with in most areas of the financial sector to sell financial services to customers across the globe.
Android Pay is expanding its support in the United States, while South Korean electronics giant Samsung is preparing to launch its mobile payment platform in India.
Thomson Reuters, PwC, UBS and other companies have established a new blockchain group in Switzerland to facilitate the growth of the blockchain ecosystem.
Hyperledger Project continues to attract new companies, with the overall number of members now accounting for more than 120 organizations.
Telstra unveiled plans to create the first national Internet of Things network, thus contributing to further expansion of the IoT sector in Australia.
The acquisition is likely to enhance Bloq’s suite of analysis tools and maximize the value of blockchain data sets through artificial intelligence and machine learning.
R3 explains that Blockchain itself can’t be applied to wholesale financial markets without careful consideration – that’s why Corda was created.
The companies have announced a new blockchain-based solution that will bring the distributed ledger technology to the telecommunications industry.
Denmark’s police have used cryptocurrency transfers as an evidence for the second time in a row, what is likely to prevent bitcoin usage by criminals in the future.