Sentences with phrase «allowing contactless»

Both offer Fitbit Pay, allowing contactless payment (through supported banks) and both will also offer Bluetooth connections to headphones.

In terms of smartwatch functionality it very much mirrors the offering of the Ionic, connecting to the Fitbit platform, serving you notifications from your smartphone and also offering Fitbit Pay, allowing contactless payments from your watch.

This service made its debut on the Fitbit Ionic in 2017 and is currently supported by 34 banks in 14 countries - allowing contactless payments.

Not exact matches

Launched in 2015, Revolut's app currently allows customers to open a current account in 60 seconds, and includes a pre-paid contactless MasterCard debit card, currency exchange and a peer - to - peer payments service.

According to company literature, the Revolut app allows customers to open a current account in under a minute, and includes a prepaid contactless MasterCard debit card.

Revolut Platinum will provider cardholders with a bespoke contactless stainless steel metal card coated in a «custom shade of metallic black paint for a truly unique look,» and Revolut Wealth, an expansion of Revolut's services that will allow the platform's users to invest their funds in stocks, index, ETFs, and other financial instruments.

This allows the door to be opened at the press of a button, but the FD20 can also be programmed to respond to contactless detection sensors, and foot or elbow operated switches.

Joining one part of the Everything Everywhere network Mobile phone network Orange has unveiled the Samsung Wave 578 mobile phone will be added to their range of handsets, with NFC abilities that allows for contactless payments.

The implications of this are dependent on what your issuer is actually doing with the contents of the offline counter: Some issuers use this as a safety measure for contactless cards and allow only a limited number of contactless transactions, since those usually do not require any cardholder verification method below a certain threshold (e.g. 25 $ in many European countries), and the total risk in case of physical card theft can therefore be limited to < number of offline transactions > * < maximum contactless transaction amount >.

Whether you're at home, doing online shopping or travelling, UBL Contactless Debit Card allows you maximum convenience, autonomy and security.

The feature will allow users to pay for everyday items with credit simply by tapping their phone against a contactless payment terminal installed at various big retailers across the country.

To pay for purchases, users would simply have to hold their iPhone near a contactless reader and allow their phones to read their fingerprints.

The app, currently available to CIBC credit card customers using select Android and BlackBerry smartphones running on Rogers, Bell, Telus, Koodo and Virgin Mobile networks, allows users to pay for goods via credit or gift card simply by tapping their device anywhere contactless payments are accepted.

It works for smartphones that have a computer chip, called a Near Fields Communication (NFC) chip, embedded in them, allowing them to work in the same way contactless cards do.

This mobile payment and digital wallet service allows you to link compatible credit cards to your Apple device so you can make easy and secure payments online and anywhere that has contactless payment terminals.

Along with the pedal arms with 12bit contactless hall sensors, the 90 kg loadcell brake allows to adjust the stiffness and travel of the brake pedal without using any tools.

You probably know it best as the technology that powers contactless payments like Android Pay and Apple Pay, allowing you to pay for your Starbucks habit right from your phone.

This allows shoppers to enjoy a secure and convenient way to make contactless payments and handle their mobile wallet in more hypermarkets in the Middle East.

Fitbit Pay integration is probably the most surprising feature available right off the bat, allowing you to make purchases «wherever contactless payments are accepted»... as long as you use a MasterCard or Visa credit or debit card from «top issuing banks in over 10 markets.»

That said, their addition of MST to allow the phone to pay even on terminals that don't support contactless is very smart - it wins over Apple in this easily.

But it seems that Apple is now preparing to add the technology to the iPhones and iPads we'll be seeing down the road, as a report from Bloomberg says the company is developing a solution that will allow not only wireless, contactless charging, but from a distance as well.

This is based on tech from a company called Coin, which Fitbit bought a few years back, and will allow you to use NFC to pay on contactless terminals with your wrist.

Apple Pay is a contactless payment system that's integrated with Passbook, which allows users to store credit card information in what Apple refers to as the «Secure Element» directly on their iPhone.

«Flip's near field communication (NFC) antenna allows it to transact payments at any retail point of sale location that accepts contactless payments.

CarcoPAY will be based on a contactless payment card, which will be directly connected with the user's current Carco token status in his wallet and will allow real time conversion of Cryptocurrency to desired fiat currency.

The Gear S3 and Samsung's smartphones also come with MST technology, which allows you to use contactless payments even at terminals that don't support NFC.

Fitbit Pay allows users to store their credit card information on - device and pay at any business that accepts contactless payments.

Apple Pay, the long expected mobile payment service powered by Apple, allows its iPhone users to pay contactless in store, and pay as frictionless as possible for online and «in - app» purchases.

This app was introduced along with Marshmallow and allows you to pretty much do the same as Google Wallet and other contactless payment services.

Google has also made paying for stuff even easier with Android Pay which will allow you to whip out your smartphone and get buying by simply tapping it onto a contactless payment device.

Never usually found below the hundred - quid mark, this handy feature allows for contactless payments with your phone, with the likes of Android Pay.

Optus launched new payment accessories, namely the Payment Sticker and the Optus Band, to allow Australian users with older iPhones to make contactless payments.

A new service called Fitbit Pay, which allows users to pay with their watch providing there is a contactless payment terminal, will launch with the smartwatch, and it will also deliver smartphone notifications, not just texts and calls, but third - party applications too like Facebook, WhatsApp and Gmail.

Fitbit Pay allows you to make contactless payments from the Versa, but it's not compatible with many UK banks just yet

That means you can't use Android Pay for contactless payments, while lots of alternatives such as the Fitbit Ionic, Apple Watch and most Android Wear watches will allow you make contactless payments.

It also has Fitbit Pay on board, which is a new feature that will launch with the smartwatch, allowing you to pay for anything, anywhere that accepts contactless payments with your watch.

In 2015, Circle launched a new bitcoin wallet based on Android and allowing to make NFC contactless payments.