Credit card tap payments have been available to Canadians since 2012. According to Moneris, it processes 3.5 billion transactions a year across approximately 350,000 merchant locations. Amid the COVID ...

If you use contactless payment on your phone, the Better Business Bureau has a new warning about a scam that could cost you ...

Transit riders can now use their credit cards to tap at terminals to pay for fares It used to be that credit cards were only plucked out of a wallet for pricey purchases that cash couldn’t cover.

TTC to allow debit, credit card taps to ride As of Aug. 15, commuters will be able to use their credit, debit, smartphone or smart watch to tap onto the TTC. The TTC says that transit riders will ...

Ghost tapping targets tap-to-pay credit and debit cards, as well as mobile wallets, by exploiting Near Field Communication (NFC). NFC allows devices to share information when they are very close, ...

A Translink fare gate. Tap a Compass card or credit card on the blue circle to pay for fare and open gate. Compass card offers a discount on fares. VANCOUVER — Metro Vancouver transit users are being ...

Tweet This Click to share quote on Twitter: "I refuse to use tap and pay." Traci Ward walked away from her contactless card because she feels the system is not secure. As soon as she received one in ...