Mobile payments tokenization standard sought by credit card giants

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Visa, MasterCard, and American Express have announced their new proposed framework. The three credit card giants, Visa, MasterCard and American Express have unveiled a newly proposed framework for a global standard that would boost digital and mobile payments security, and that would simplify the experience of completing a transaction while shopping over a smartphone, tablet, laptop, or other connected device. The lack of a standard of this nature has been considered a considerable barrier to m-commerce. By developing a global standard, it will make it possible for a whole new…

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Google Wallet draws interest but no decisions from Amex

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American Express has yet to commit itself to any agreements. As of August 1, 2012, Google Wallet had already announced that it has solidified an agreement with American Express, but it may not have been entirely truthful. Nothing is official quite yet between Amex and the mobile payment program. In the Google Wallet blog, on the first of the month, it was suggested that there was a relationship between itself and American Express that was much more solid than the actual truth. It indicated that its app “supports all credit…

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American express encourages mobile commerce through consumer data for brands

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AMEX plans to offer its “spend graph” database information to help companies customize their mcommerce American Express group president, Dan Schulman spoke in London at the Open Mobile Summit, and stated that the credit card giant is moving in the direction of the development of a mobile commerce ID that can be used by consumers, to provide a total of their totals as well as the brands to which they have the greatest loyalties. AMEX partner brands could use this information for better targeting of smartphone consumers. This will help…

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American Express cardholders to use Isis Mobile Wallet

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U.S. Consumer OPEN Serve and Small Business cards are now available in the mobile payment joint venture. American Express has announced that its mobile wallet joint venture with T-Mobile USA, AT&T Mobility, and Verizon Wireless, called Isis, has now entered into an agreement that will allow the U.S. Consumer, OPEN Serve and Small Business Cards to be available. The cardholders of American Express products will be able to use their NFC smartphones this year. It will begin with the first cities of Austin, Texas and Salt Lake City, Utah, which…

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