Isis, The Mobile Wallet Created By Verizon, AT&T, And T-Mobile, Finally Hits

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MasterCard partners on NFC payments in Poland with Orange, T-Mobile Mobile Payments Today Payment giant MasterCard is following its strategy of partnering with global wireless carriers to bring NFC payments to market. The company announced two such partnerships in Poland with two of that country's mobile network operators, Orange and T ... See all stories on this topic »

NFC Circle Event: Mobile Wallet Wars and Warriors BostInno (blog) And what is the role of other key stakeholders like mobile operators, bank issuers and payments networks?The ceremony presentation will be followed by a lively discussion between some of the retail industry's leading NFC actors. The main topic will be ... See all stories on this topic » BostInno (blog)

RIM partners for mobile payments technology ITBusiness.ca EnStream, a mobile payments group consisting of Rogers, Bell and Telus, said Monday it will use RIM's Secure Element Manager (SEM) solution to manage credentials on near field communication (NFC) smartphones in Canada, according to our source ... See all stories on this topic »

Near Field Communication slips, slowly, into the mainstream SmartPlanet.com (blog) The wireless communication and mobile payment technology called near field communication (NFC) technology has been on the verge of changing the lives of cellphone-toting people for, oh, about the past decade or so. But with many small deployments ... See all stories on this topic »

Isis Goes Live in Austin, Salt Lake City Wireless Week As expected, trials of Isis' NFC-based mobile payments service went live in Austin, Texas and Salt Lake City today after its planned summer launch was delayed last month. The program will give Isis backers Verizon Wireless, AT&T and T-Mobile USA an ... See all stories on this topic »

Isis, The Mobile Wallet Created By Verizon, AT&T, And T-Mobile, Finally Hits ... Fast Company Isis, the mobile wallet created by Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile, is out being tested at hundreds of merchant locations in Austin and Salt Lake City, where consumers now have the option to "wave and pay" with their NFC-enabled smartphones. Early testers ... See all stories on this topic » Fast Company

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