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The number of consumers paying for items via their mobile devices will pass 141 million this year, says new data from Gartner. Read Original Content
ABI research estimates that Near Field Communication payment transaction values in China could surpass $8 billion by 2014. Read Original Content
Capital One Financial Corp. launched an Android mobile banking application last week. The new Android app joins Capital One's other digital channels: iPhone app, mobile website, SMS text, chat, Twitter and Facebook. Read Original Content
American Express and Verizon are building a mobile payment platform called Serve that will enable customers to make mobile payments using Verizon phones and tablets. Read Original Content
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With over 400 million cell phone owners and few traditional banks, Africa is experiencing a movement towards mobile banking. Read Original Content
MasterCard is teaming up with Georgian banks to launch mobile payments as soon as next year, according to Finchannel.com. Read Original Content
T-Mobile is entering the mobile payment market by recently announcing it will soon allow customers to use T-Mobile devices to purchase goods and services with their devices. Read Original Content
Electronic payment service provider Square has announced that it is dealing with $4 million mobile payments every day in the United States. Read Original Content
According to a test by viaForensics, mobile banking apps do poorly with regards to the financial security of their owners. Read Original Content
Subway is planning on activating over 24,000 stores with mobile payment ability by 2012. Read Original Content
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