The PayPal Here card reader, PayPal’s hardware device that lets merchants accept credit and debit card payments through a dongle attached to their iOS or Android device, is being updated with support ...

PayPal Here is announcing the rollout of a new chip-card reading dongle in the U.S. that will also accept contactless mobile payments, including Android Pay and Apple Pay. The announcement comes as ...

PayPal Here – the company’s Square-like transaction system – now accepts chip cards and NFC payments in the US. The company today announced a new card reader with support for Apple Pay and Android Pay ...

PayPal just debuted its new chip-and-pin solution, and it’s NFC enabled — making it one step ahead of Square. The new capability means that PayPal Here merchants will be able to accept mobile payments ...

With the arrival of Apple Pay and, more recently, Android Pay, consumers are becoming more comfortable with alternative ways of paying that don’t involve credit card swipes. And now, with the U.S.’s ...

The profusion of apps for smartphones certainly seems to know no bounds, and while NFC based payment seems set to become the dominant form of cashless transaction, smartphone peripherals that allow ...

Earlier this week, PayPal mentioned plans to compete against Square, Intuit and other credit card payment processors. The company aims to become yet another way to process credit cards on the go for ...

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Another significant app is set to join the Microsoft ecosystem soon, as PayPal has confirmed that its Here payment service will soon make its way to both Windows and Windows Phone. PayPal Here ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. We just ran through a demo of the PayPal Here app and there’s frankly not anything complicated or surprising ...

PayPal has released a new mobile card reader in the U.K., which wouldn't seem like big news — we already have a bunch of those here in the U.S., including PayPal's. But there's a difference: the ...

Hear that? That's the sound of coins hitting the mental floor at a breakneck pace, and if PayPal's meteoric success is any indication of how it'll do in mobile... well, stockholders should be pleased.