PYMNTS
JULY 29, 2019
A company called Glint Pay has launched a debit card that’s backed by gold instead of currency, according to a report in The Denver Post. The card was released in the U.S. The debit card was introduced early in 2018 in Europe. Users are then given a debit card, licensed by Mastercard USA. on Monday (July 29).
PYMNTS
SEPTEMBER 9, 2019
The offering does not require a person to have a Target credit card or pay a membership fee.) 19 in five cities: Kansas City, Phoenix, Denver, Indianapolis and Charlotte, North Carolina. The company noted that over two million people enrolled in the program over an 18-month period and have made over 14 million transactions.
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PYMNTS
MARCH 20, 2018
Bank of America announced news on Tuesday (March 20) that customers can now add multiple credit and debit cards to their PayPal account without having to use a laptop or desktop computer. The ability to add cards within PayPal will come later this year, the company said.
PYMNTS
MARCH 22, 2019
From mobile ticketing to digitizing commuter cards and enabling contactless payments, Mastercard has already embedded its technology in 16 metro areas including Los Angeles, Boston and Denver to make getting from Point A to Point B as simple as buying a morning cup of coffee,” the company said. “At
PYMNTS
MARCH 25, 2019
Loading funds onto a prepaid card that opens the turnstile once scanned, swiped or inserted works terrifically well – until the customer forgets to check the balance on his transit pass, and finds himself locked out at the turnstile. What better to get top-of-wallet relevance than embedding a contactless chip in your card?”
PYMNTS
NOVEMBER 4, 2020
Restaurants that already offer online ordering can also further integrate payment functionalities and efficiencies, enabling customers to avoid using cash and plastic cards. . The Denver City Council — following similar moves in Chicago, New York City, Seattle and Washington, D.C.
PYMNTS
JANUARY 22, 2020
Liberis , a London-based FinTech that lends to small- to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) for future credit and debit card sales, has raised £32 million (more than $42 million), according to City A.M. The FinTech has offices in Denver, London and Stockholm. It also has plans to expand its workforce by 30 percent.
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