Visa stories - Page 5

Visa lauches digital swipe product enabling shoppers to complete online purchases by sliding a virtual image of their credit, debit or prepaid card.

Visa has launched a new payment services that enables consumers to make secure online payments from an device.

Visa and FireEye partner to launch cyber intelligence service for the payments industry to identify and respond to attacks on systems.

Quality is top concern for Asia Pacific consumers shopping online, says Visa survey. Payment security is less of a concern.

Supermarket chain Countdown will now offer Visa payWave on Debit as an option for its customers, it was announced today.

Visa holds workshop for Kiwi students to explore future payment technology. Students will develop prototypes with a chance to win prizes.

Mega, the file storage firm, has hit back at claims it profits from 'content theft' in a report calling the allegations 'defamatory'.

Wall Street moved higher, while US Treasuries fell after Federal Reserve minutes from last month's meeting showed policy makers couldn't agree over wh.

The Standard & Poor's 500 Index touched a record high, rising above 2,100 for the first time, even as Wall Street's gains were muted by concern abo.

Wall Street gained along with the price of oil and shares of Pfizer after it agreed to buy Hospira for about US$15 billion, while the latest US job.

Wall Street was mixed as gains in shares of Walt Disney on better-than-expected earnings offset declines in shares of Merck on disappointing result.

Snapchat has partnered with Square to launch Snapcash, a feature that allows uses to quickly message money to each other.

The Reserve Bank wants stronger oversight of the nation's payment systems, with a particularly focus on managing risks from the global infrastructu.

Apple is joining forces with American Express, Visa and MasterCard to offer a new smartphone payments system for the soon to be released iPhone 6.

Contactless card usage in New Zealand is on the rise, with ownership and usage more than doubling in just six months.

New Zealand sees over 1 million Visa payWave transactions in a month, marking a leap in contactless payment's popularity.

Kiwis are rapidly embracing contactless payments, leaving cash and cheques in the dust, with a 41% drop in cash use reported.

New innovations such as contactless payment technology will speed up every day shopping and cut down the time people spend queuing.

Despite saving Kiwis six hours weekly, 77.5% still feel the crunch of busyness, with tech advancements blurring life's boundaries.

MasterCard and Visa signal a shift in strategy, moving towards mobile payments and the beginning of the post-card era.