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CIT Bank 2020 Review

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It comes with a debit card and online bill payment capabilities. More likely than not, you won’t notice a difference in how you bank and you’ll complete the transition entirely — minimizing the likelihood of fees and maximizing the growth of your money. The post CIT Bank 2020 Review first appeared on MyBankTracker.

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Going Head First with Apple Pay: Q&A with AFCU

Banking 2020

Even though the shine may have worn off, Apple Pay buzz still has a little “zz” left in it. AFCU was the second credit union to be a participating Apple Pay issuer and is currently only 1 of three credit union partners of the program. W hat’s the question your members continue to ask you about Apple Pay?

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MasterCard to smash contactless payment limits

Banking 2020

The card giant says shoppers will be able to use their contactless device for high value payments at all contactless terminals across Europe by 2017. It’s made possible by services like Apple Pay, which means the user can be authenticated using a fingerprint or a PIN.

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Facial recognition technology at tipping point in payments

Banking 2020

Now it seems we’ve reached a key tipping point for facial recognition, as global card giant MasterCard throws its resources behind its own version that it’s calling ‘Selfie Pay’. The first pilot sees 750 ABN Amro credit card users do away with their passwords, PINs and confirmation codes.

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Wal-Mart: Checking Accounts in Aisle 3

Banking 2020

There’s no question that the very idea of retail banking has been in turmoil ever since this thing called the Internet came along. Over time it’s only gotten worse, what with attacks from a range of mobile banking applications and contactless payments, most recently the potential phenomenon named Apple Pay.

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Four key NFC security questions

Banking 2020

Apple Pay and Android Pay are perhaps the two most important mobile wallets that use NFC and neither one is completely safe. Apple recently disclosed a major hack on its app store, while malware attacks on Android are too common to even mention. What security does a mobile device offer? What about HCE and tokenisation?

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Samsung TV payments highlights Internet of Things possibilities

Banking 2020

Take the latest service from Samsung, the Korean electronics giant, that is unleashing its rival to Apple Pay for its smartphone handsets. The user needs to associate a debit or credit card with their account and it’s up and running, or they can even use an existing PayPal account. Samsung Pay for TV works in much the same way.

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