Mazooma Connects Mobile Payments with Online Banking - Small Business Computing

Mazooma Connects Mobile Payments with Online Banking

Written By
Vangie Beal
Vangie Beal
Jul 15, 2011
1 minute read

The days of carrying a wallet around so you can pay for goods and services may be headed toward extinction. Instead, you’ll use your smartphone. That’s the direction mobile payments are heading, and a company called Mazooma hopes to facilitate the process (by using online banking) and make it more convenient for the consumer and less expensive (compared to credit card fees) for the merchant.

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For the savvy consumer who is ready to shop anywhere at any time mobile payments – e.g., using a smartphone as a wallet when shopping — make it easy to complete a transaction. The current status quo is to use a credit card or PayPal account to make a purchase, but this is a changing landscape fueled by new mobile payment options and digital wallets (or ewallet).

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