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Contactless Cards to Replace Paper Tickets on UK Trains

Feb 6, 2016

The days of frantically searching every pocket for those orange tickets as the train warden does his rounds, could soon be coming to an end. Under new plans reported by the Telegraph, commuters will be able to use their contactless debit ...

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Retailers Make It Easier and More Convenient to Shop and Pay

Jun 3, 2014

Customers are using less cash than ever as retailers make it easier and more convenient to shop and pay. New data reveals that a growing proportion of smaller payments previously made in cash are now being made in other ways. The ...

Tags: Cash, smaller payments

M&S Has Now Completed The Roll out of Contactless Payment to 644 of Its UK Stores

May 9, 2013

Marks & Spencer (M&S) has now completed the roll out of contactless payment to 644 of its UK stores, including its railway and airport franchise stores. The move cements M&S’ position as the UK’s leading contactless retailer, ...

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Pret A Manger Have Boomed Over The Past 12 Months

Mar 7, 2013

Contactless payments at sandwich chain Pret A Manger have boomed over the past 12 months, according to the firm's director of IT, delivery and support, Andy Chalklin. "Contactless payments in terms of our overall transactions have gone ...

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The Number of Dual Interface Is Expected to Make up 30% of All Smart Card Shipments

Feb 19, 2013

Dual interface shipments to exceed the 1 billion mark in 2015. The number of dual interface and pure contactless smart cards is expected to make up 30% of all smart card shipments in 2018, rising from 16% of the 8.6 billion smart cards ...

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The Global Near-Field Communications Retail Payments Market Will Reach $180bn by 2017

Dec 26, 2012

The global near-field communications (NFC) retail payments market will reach $180bn (£116bn) by 2017, with one in four shoppers paying in store using the technology, according to a report from Juniper Research. North America, ...

Tags: NFC, smartphone, mobile network operators, mobile handsets

Commuters in London Are Now Able to Pay for Their Bus Journeys Using Contactless Payments

Dec 20, 2012

Transport for London aiming to get NFC rolled out across entire network by the end of 2013 Commuters in London are now able to pay for their bus journeys using contactless payments. The development means Londoners can pay for their bus ...

Tags: Transport for London, bus journeys, credit or debit card, Oyster cards

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