Eftpos has announced the completion of its industry-wide technology infrastructure transformation program. According to the payments giant, its new centralised payments hub -- which has just processed ...

Australian payments provider Eftpos has announced plans to spend another AU$30 million on digital upgrades to its network over the next year, including new security features. The AU$30 million adds to ...

Dublin, Aug. 12, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Electronic Funds Transfer Point of Sale (EFTPOS) Terminals - Global Strategic Business Report" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Australia's debit card system Eftpos will begin processing online payments for the first time in its 35-year history, a move its chief ...

Card payments could be impacted due to an EFTPOS update. Picture: NewsWire / Gaye Gerard In an unwanted start to the year, AP+ have reissued a warning that could see thousands of Aussies without ...

Apple Pay in Australia today has expanded to support Eftpos cards from ANZ Bank. The move was announced in a press release from Eftpos, while Apple has also updated the Australian version of its Apple ...

Australia’s leading point-of-sale technology provider, Eftpos, is launching a proof-of-concept exploring DLT-powered micropayments in partnership with Hedera. Eftpos Australia, the country’s leading ...

Eftpos cards - widely used to make payments in New Zealand for more than 30 years - are plummeting in popularity. The thought of them disappearing altogether is concerning for some consumers who want ...

eftpos launches security features for shoppers Debit card operator eftpos unveils its new online security capability, and has gone live with a number of Australian banks, FinTechs, and merchants ...

eftpos online payments (card-on-file transactions to be supported by 1 November 2021; all card-not-present transactions to be supported by 1 May 2022) "The product roadmap updates our schedule for key ...

It’s not known what has caused the issue, however chief customer service officer Andrew Hagger urged NAB customers to continue to use branches until systems were back online. “We’re currently ...

From September 1, all Australian businesses will be banned from slugging customers with excessive surcharges for using EFTPOS and credit cards to pay for purchases. Ban on excessive credit card ...