Australian consumers may soon be able to shop online using their EFTPOS cards.
That’s the promise of a new device developed by Melbourne inventor – Daniel Elbaum and his business partners in Point of Pay Pty Ltd (POP).
And the technology may be here sooner than you think.
The Bendigo Bank and Computronics announced this week that POP
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Balinese women carrying fruit
Indonesia could be just about to start on what might well be a truly remarkable ecommerce adventure.
Fast Internet access has now become quite readily available in the biggest cities like Jakarta and Medan.
Prices are reasonable, and some consumer services here, e.g 4G access via WIMAX, aren’t yet even available in Australia.
Moreover
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Business people attending this weeks Internet show in Melbourne were being offered a 2% discount on their merchant service fees if they signed up for an NAB online payment gateway for the next three years.
But few seemed to be greatly interested, perhaps because the discount failed to make any significant difference to the overall cost of
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Giant US card companies, Visa and Mastercard, have been foiled in a bid to escape regulatory control of their Australian interchange fees. They had hoped to escape the irksome regulation, which caps the fees that their banking agents can charge each other for switching and processing card transactions. Instead, the fees will continue, and may even
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