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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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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 Holdings Inc. plans a challenge to Square Inc. as it launches a physical card reader in the U.S. The move represents the latest attempt by PayPal PYPL to take a bite of in-store commerce, ...

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SACRAMENTO, CA--(Marketwired - Sep 23, 2014) - Point of sale systems (POS) help vendors provide a better buying experience for their customers. However, it's a challenge letting customers pay how they ...

Continuing the hoopla from this week’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, PayPal introduces its own mobile payment framework with a unique twist. The online service unveiled its new chip-and-pin ...

After being first announced back in May of this year PayPal has now made available their new PayPal chip card reader that offers support for both Apple and Android Pay in the US. The new PayPal card ...

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.