By Sarah Vizard
Android Pay
Google has inked deals with a range of brands including Coca-Cola, McDonald’s and Subway as it makes a renewed push into the mobile payments space.
At the conference yesterday (28 May), Google introduced Android Pay, a mobile payments system that will be built into its Android operating system and use NFC technology.
The move means customers that hold their phones up to an in-store NFC reader will be able to pay for goods with their phones. So far only brands in the US, such as Whole Foods and Macy’s, have signed up.
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Source: Marketing Week