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Mastercard launches its biometric retail payment system in Europe, using Poland as a testing ground - Vimarsana News

Mastercard launches its biometric retail payment system in Europe, using Poland as a testing ground

After running pilot tests in Brazil and parts of the Asia Pacific for roughly two years, Mastercard is finally rolling out its biometric retail payments system in Europe. The world's largest payment card company appears to be determined to wean...

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Five startups selected for the 2024 Visa Accelerator Program in Asia Pacific to tackle Gen AI and embedded finance solutions - Vimarsana News

Five startups selected for the 2024 Visa Accelerator Program in Asia Pacific to tackle Gen AI and embedded finance solutions

SINGAPORE, May 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Visa, a global leader in digital payments, unveiled the five new startups selected for its Accelerator Program in Asia…

Pay-By-Hand Surges as Biometrics Adoption Grows - Vimarsana News

Pay-By-Hand Surges as Biometrics Adoption Grows

While pay-by-hand payments are still in the early stages of adoption, they are already making strides in transforming various sectors.

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Visa says palm biometric payments have promising future - Vimarsana News

Visa says palm biometric payments have promising future

Payments giant Visa showcased its pay-by-palm biometric payment technology at an event marking the transformation of its Singapore Innovation Center last week.

Compassion trumps rule of law, ineligible students to become engineers | India News - Vimarsana News

Compassion trumps rule of law, ineligible students to become engineers | India News

India News: The Supreme Court permitted two students, who were ineligible to get admitted to engineering courses having failed in the West Bengal Joint Entrance