Sentence examples for payment authentication from inspiring English sources

Just plugging Facebook Connect and payment authentication into the browser for everyone, "certainly doesn't sound like the future" if I can borrow Zuckerberg's phrase again.

Biometrics for payment authentication have also been building momentum after the launch of Apple's Apple Pay fingerprint-powered system for iPhones and the Apple Watch.

Mr Volker added that while the attack had targeted back-end systems to steal data from the cards' magstrips, it had not stolen Pin codes or CVV payment authentication numbers - meaning the thieves would not have been able to withdraw money from bank cash machines or have used the information to make purchases from internet shops.

T-Mobile will be using BOK Us 1-Tap Billing SDK, similar to the one used by Sprint, which brings the payment authentication down to a two-step process that doesn's require the user to enter payment details.

Building the technology on 3D scanning would make it harder to spoof than a 2D solution, but even still, a feature tied this closely to payment authentication isn't something Apple is going to want to rush to market.

MasterCard is moving from trials of facial biometrics for payment authentication, including one in the U.S. and Canada launched earlier this year, to its first proper rollout of what is colloquially referred to as 'selfie pay' (aka MasterCard Identity Check).

"There are many things you can do with a credit card besides the issuing of plastic cards, which are obviously still widely used, but clearly technology and product is moving very quickly towards digital or virtual issuance which is extremely interesting but also wider NFC technology, push payments, biometric authentication, mobile wallets, and so on," said a spokesperson for Klarna.

Plug and Play: Whenever multiple agencies carry out common processes--payments, payroll, authentication, reservations--they can save considerable amounts of money by sharing systems.

Prompt's platform includes authentication, payment processing, language flexibility, and analytics.

At this point the service supports Rails apps (it offers Bushido Ruby gems), and there's a straightforward API for quickly integrating user authentication, payments, and other common features.

When Square users walk into a store in its network, a Square-enabled register shows pictures of their faces, which are used as authentication for payment.