IATA Pay and the unintended consequences of PSD2

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IATA Pay and the unintended consequences of PSD2

10th Jan 2019 by Dave Birch

The Irish central bank's decision to authorise Google Payment Ireland under the second Payment Services Directive (PSD2) attracted a fair bit of comment, some of it ... [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Banking and Finance, Cryptocurrency, Finance and Banking, Identification and Authentication, Identity, Mobile money, Mobile Payments, Money, Money, Open Banking, Payments, Retail and Transit

Consult Hyperion’s Live 5 for 2019

10th Dec 2018 by Dave Birch

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It’s that time of year again. I’ve had a chat with my colleagues at Consult Hyperion, gone back over my notes from the year’s events, taken a look at our most interesting ... [Continue reading]

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And Relax …

29th Oct 2018 by Dave Birch

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According to a reputable news source well, the (Daily Mail) the ... [Continue reading]

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Facebook has been hacked…

25th Oct 2018 by Dave Birch

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I notice that Facebook has been hacked. Apparently, some 30 ... [Continue reading]

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Securing Payments in a Post-EMV Chip World
23rd Oct 2018 by Steve Pannifer

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Now that the US has (finally) migrated from magnetic stripe to chip payments, and [Continue reading]

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Money 20/20 – Digital Identity Day
22nd Oct 2018 by Steve Pannifer

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Integration, that’s what you need
24th Sep 2018 by Dr John Elliott

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I’m pleased to be chairing a new working group in the DfT-sponsored Transport Card Forum (TCF). I’ll be reporting on ... [Continue reading]

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What’s next for rail travel?
15th Aug 2018 by Neil McEvoy

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Rail travel has been much in the news in the last few weeks in the UK, and it’s not been good. There are ongoing sporadic strikes at South Western Railways and Northern Rail. New timetables have ... [Continue reading]

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Real news about fake apps
2nd Aug 2018 by Lishoy Francis

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The (real) news over the past couple of years has been full of reports of fake news. Well now we have fake apps too. Last week this report from ESET [[Continue reading]

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Is HCE secure enough for transit ticketing?
26th Jun 2018 by Dr John Elliott

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Host Card Emulation (HCE) is the technology in mobile phones that enables them to emulate contactless smartcards, but more about that later. The above question about HCE security was posed by a ... [Continue reading]

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