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Posts Tagged ‘hce’
Mobile payments and the great wallet shuffle – which bank will come out on top?
May 26th, 2015Depending on which survey you read, anywhere from 28% to 48% of iPhone 6 users have already tried Apple Pay, and half of those who haven’t intend to do so in the next 90 days. These astoundingly high numbers will […]
Mobile payment fraud – Emerging ground for cyber criminals
May 4th, 2015We may love the Hollywood movies about amazing bank or jewelry heists, armored car robberies, art scams, and the like, but smart criminals figured out long ago that a good financial data breach is a much more lucrative form of […]
Tokenization is not enough: Ensuring secure mobile payments using dynamic issuance with on-device security and management
February 26th, 2015HCE cloud-based mobile payments have opened a new chapter in the industry’s thinking around security of card data on-device and the risk management associated with it. The lack of secure element hardware storage on-device creates the need for strong software […]
Secure elements vs cloud-based HCE: What is more secure for NFC mobile payments?
October 25th, 2014With the introduction earlier this year of Host Card Emulation (HCE) and last month’s reveal of the iPhone 6, Near Field Communication (NFC) technology is making a strong move to fulfill its promise to be the dominant “physical world” payments […]
HCE Support Could Reach 85% of Smart Phones
October 3rd, 2014Host Card Emulation (HCE) technology support is growing by leaps and bounds. Since it was introduced in the KitKat version of Android Operating System, HCE support in smart phones has been growing in a steep curve. Last month Google released […]
Be Agnostic: Secure Element, HCE and all the Above
October 1st, 2014The launch of the iPhone 6 with NFC technology only reinforced something we have been telling our customers for years: focus on the user experience and be agnostic to technology. A consumer mobile payments system should work on all devices […]
HCE Infographic: What is Host Card Emulation and Why it Matters
August 28th, 2014Ever since Google announced support for Host Card Emulation (HCE) earlier this year on the Android OS, banks, merchants and other mobile payment aficionados have been all over it, trying to grasp its significance. Countless blogs, papers and presentations have […]
One Tap Mobile Payments: Patenting Simplicity
August 26th, 2014Sequent announced yesterday that we have received a US patent for a key feature of mobile payments: “one tap” mobile payments. If you don’t know what it is, “one tap” or “single tap” functionality allows mobile wallets to transmit multiple […]
Host Card Emulation Can Put Banks, Merchants at the Top of the Wallet
August 18th, 2014Ever since Google announced the availability of Host Card Emulation (HCE) in the last version of Android, the discussion in the world of mobile payments has taken a very interesting turn. Banks that were previously forced to work with an […]
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