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February 18th saw Apple Pay finally launched in China and become the fifth location where Apple Pay is now available. Apple Pay is also available in the UK, the US, Australia and Canada, with plans to extend it to Singapore, Spain and Hong Kong in 2016. Apple Pay is a…

In 2016 accepting credit and debit cards is a must. Consumers enjoy both the convenience and the security of buying with a credit card. With the recent introduction of Apple Pay and the popularity of contactless payments on the rise, businesses need to utilise every given sales avenue. On top…

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work for a fast growing company like Wireless Terminal Solutions? Here, Lee Marsh Operations Manager at Wireless terminal Solutions, provides an insight into his working environment. How long have you been working at Wireless Terminal Solutions? I have been working there for…

  The last 12 years has seen more and more PDQ machines enter the UK Market, some good some bad. The popularity for small and large companies adopting this technology has grown year on year enabling customers to pay for products via debit and credit cards. The introduction of Apple…

Dare I say it, and it’s on the lips of everyone, but Christmas 2016 is only around the corner and before you know it, we will have the tunes of “Hark the Herald Sing” and “Slade” ringing in our ears reminding us of the impending big day!!  And, if predictions…

Rewind for a minute – The year 1966 – England were celebrating World Cup success by beating Germany, The Beatles are top of the British singles charts for the 10th time with Paperback Writer and the BBC starts to broadcast in colour. The UK was entering a new age, and…

Regardless of whether you think contactless payments are a fad, there is no dispute they are clearly here to stay. Wearables aren’t just for showing smartphone notifications and tracking your fitness (or lack of it); a growing number of them are adding contactless payments to the mix. Technology companies have…

A recent report stated that the traditional four-digit Pin will be phased out in the next four years as banks introduce advanced ways to pay for items including mobile phones, contactless payments and finger print readers. The landscape to the payment industry is showing pending changes, and this is beginning…