Mobile wallets in Thailand There are several mobile wallets available in the market including True Money, AirPay, mPay etc. All of them target the final market functioning on a B2C basis. On the one hand, these mobile wallet providers face the challenge of having the merchants accept mobile wallet payments.
E-wallet, Credit Card and Debit Card are cashless payment. But what is the difference between them? Credit Cards Allows you to pay merchant for goods and services by borrowed money from a bank and only pay at the end of every month. Either you pay all of the money spent
Contactless payments came from a need for more security than magnetic-stripe cards, which carry the information associated with your bank account right in the stripe. The benefit today is that they don’t require any physical contact between a customer’s smartphone or credit card and your POS, allowing you to avoid
Reduce Mobile Payment Fraud for Your Business What Are Mobile Payments? Mobile payments is payment using smartphones. This could occur either at your business or, if you sell products from your website or an app, from anywhere. Types of mobile payments include: Point of sale payment that occurs in-store at
Apple pay vs Samsung pay vs Google pay:What the best mobile payment service? Using mobile payment apps, consumers no longer have to find the right card to do a payment. Some more, using this apps you can splits checks at a restaurant. You even can send cash to a friend
What is MAE (Maybank E-Wallet) Maybank has just launched its e-wallet service under the name of MAE. MAE is stands for “Maybank Anytime, Everywhere”. MAE is an e-Wallet, that allow customer to open Maybank eWallet account instantly under the Interoperable Credit Transfer Framework (ICTF) issued by Bank Negara Malaysia in
Samsung Pay: Supported banks in Malaysia Samsung Pay was launched in Malaysia, helping the nation take another step towards a cashless society and furthering mobile payment adoption. But it is integrated into selected Samsung Galaxy models and ultimately up to the banks and card providers in a particular country to
