Instacart has officially launched in New York City this week. The grocery delivery service is already popular in Chicago and San Francisco and will now be serving the section of lower Manhattan between Hell’s Kitchen and Tribeca. Get the Full Story Complete the form to...
Two-year old software company Index, founded by former Google Wallet engineer Jonathan Wall and product lead Marc Freed-Finnegan, is focused on the physical world of commerce. Payments today work just fine, contends CEO Freed-Finnegan, but what about the other possibilities? Get the Full Story Complete...
Carrier billing-based mobile payments specialist Boku Inc. and European parking and mobile ticketing services provider sunhill technologies announced they will make direct global carrier billing available worldwide for sunhill’s services. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free access to...
Social media innovator LoopMe has raised $3 million in new finding, the company announced. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free access to all PYMNTS content — no additional logins required. yesSubscribe to our daily newsletter, PYMNTS...
Three companies took home the Best Innovation via ACH awards last week in recognition of the unique ways each is leveraging the ACH Network.
Payments processor CardConnect is partnering with point-of-sale terminal maker Ingenico to bring EMV and point-to-point encryption to their 50,000 U.S. merchant customers.
Several startups, including one led by astrophysicists, and a database-delivery provider highlight this week’s Startup Roundup.
Brilliant minds came together over the past few weeks to address three complicated industry problems, and on March 20 we learned which were winners of this year’s Innovative Payments Think-A-Thon.
Brazilian payments processor Pagar.me won Best in Show at the PYMNTS Innovator Awards ceremony, held last night at Annenberg Hall on the campus of Harvard University, while PayPal took the Catalyst Award.
