Mobile payment apps are so commonplace that “Venmo” has become a verb. According to a new NerdWallet survey, 4 in 5 Americans (80%) use mobile payment apps, and 50% of Americans say they use ...

With countless new mobile payment apps emerging each year, they are fast becoming the most convenient, easy and popular way to pay for bills and other everyday transactions.

Any mobile payment app can open you up to risks, especially when you're sharing financial details with multiple companies and people. If your email is out in the world—and it likely is—and ...

Mobile bill pay app Prism raises $2M to help you pay your bills on time. by Tricia Duryee on February 18, 2015 at 8:52 am February 18, 2015 at 8:52 am. Share 1 Tweet Share Reddit Email.

Today's businesses have a lot of options when it comes to accepting mobile payments. But most of these options have something in common: they all involve hefty credit card processing fees.

With mobile payments and peer-to-peer payment apps increasing in popularity, it’s easier for shoppers to leave their wallets at home and pay with a simple tap of their phone.

Millions of Americans use mobile peer-to-peer payment apps, like Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, and PayPal, to make online purchases, send money to family members and friends, or split bills with ...

The use of mobile payment services has surged — along with worries about financial risks. Services like Venmo and Zelle let people pay others or receive payments almost instantly, with a few ...

Apps like Venmo, Zelle and PayPal are ubiquitous now, with nearly 80% of U.S. adults using them. Accessibility statement Skip to main content. ... Liz Weston: Can you trust your mobile payment app?

Starbucks is the most popular mobile payment app by usage in the U.S., and will remain in the lead at least until 2022, according to a press release by eMarketer sent to Retail Dive by email.

Mobile payment apps allow users to pay others immediately, through bank accounts or credit cards connected to the app. Their simplicity is usually a good thing, but not always, ...