Serve, the payment platform via the Internet from American Express has been released Monday in the U.S. where it is already available. The company started its international expansion next year. Like Paypal allow people to make transactions via mobile or businesses that already accept the card. American Express has released application for iPhone and Android, but also has a platform to manage the user account through Facebook.
Serve.com is the gateway to the service, which can be associated with bank accounts or credit cards with which they want to pay particular bills or shopping online. The last terminal designed by Google, the Nexus S, includes a technology to pay over the phone. The Wall Street Journal cites talks between the search giant, Citigroup and MasterCard to create an alliance of payment for NFC (Near Field Communication, Communication by proximity could be a translation) which will serve to board the bus sliding the phone over a payment platform.
Serve.com is the gateway to the service, which can be associated with bank accounts or credit cards with which they want to pay particular bills or shopping online. The last terminal designed by Google, the Nexus S, includes a technology to pay over the phone. The Wall Street Journal cites talks between the search giant, Citigroup and MasterCard to create an alliance of payment for NFC (Near Field Communication, Communication by proximity could be a translation) which will serve to board the bus sliding the phone over a payment platform.
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