Paying for Transit
Category Archives: Cash and cash replacement
Give the public what they want
Well, this is interesting. On the very day of Consult Hyperion's 20th (yes, 20th) annual Tomorrow's Transactions ... [Continue reading]
Dominating the city centres in the next five years
Good night, cash
Last year I had the opportunity to hear Henning Jensen, who was there at the very beginning, talk about the history of the Danish Dankort ... [Continue reading]
Shock therapy for cash
I expect that most of you will by now have read a fair bit about the (to my mind) fabulous living monetary experiment that is India. Obviously, I feel sorry for people who have been (to put it ... [Continue reading]
Fish without cash
We all still processing the data coming in from India’s radical experiment with money, and I still think that is way too soon to pass any judgement at all on whether the experiment has been ... [Continue reading]
Account-based ticketing workshops
HCE moves on
In payments, as in so many other fields, Kazakhstan is a beacon to the nations. I notice, for example. that they have recently launched a new tap and pay service that uses host card emulation, ... [Continue reading]
Stop extreme cash and stop it now
Is card fraud really a barrier to cashlessness?
A while back, my old chum Ed Conway from Sky TV (better known for his excellent foreword to that noted tome [Continue reading]
