A new study reveals that the convenience of mobile payment apps like Apple Pay and Google Pay might be encouraging consumers to spend more money than they would with traditional payment methods.

More U.S. consumers have been using mobile wallets at the point of sale since 2019, driven initially by the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequently because of the additional utility and security built into ...

Shoppers’ acceptance of mobile wallets is firmly established. What began as a convenient way to pay has expanded into a broader trust relationship, as consumers increasingly rely on digital wallets ...

It's the future of money! So why aren't consumers more excited about it? Maybe because it's a solution to a problem we don't really have. Just asking the question points to the answer: in rich ...

Digital wallets offer a higher level of security than physical cards with tokenized card numbers and authentication measures to protect your data in the event of a merchant security breach. Fraudsters ...

With the proliferation of smart phones, mobile wallets have been specializing in recent years as businesses find ways to work them into their payments stream and consumers find the devices impossible ...

(InvestigateTV) — A recent Forbes survey found that half of consumers use digital wallets more than traditional payments. The survey showed that PayPal, Google Pay, and Apple Pay are the most popular ...

Mobile wallets vie for consumer attention, but tech-based ones are most favored as 54% of credit cardholders use one of the big three—Apple Pay, Google Wallet, or Samsung Pay—finds new research from ...

Mobile Money platform operators are demanding for government intervention in the industry’s challenges to ensure that the services are affordable, both to the customers and the companies. Mobile money ...

BETHESDA, Md.—Brivo, a provider of cloud-based access control and smart building technologies, has announced the launch of support for Google Wallet mobile credentials to provide frictionless access ...