Today we’re excited to announce a monumental development to Zoompass: the launch of the Zoompass Tag!
The Zoompass Tag is a wireless payment device designed in the form of a sticker that can be attached to a mobile phone. Now, select Zoompass users will need only their mobile phone with the Zoompass Tag to access their mobile cash account and make purchases at retail stores. Zoompass users will be able to simply tap their phones on a contactless reader at point of sale to make purchases – just like a PayPass-enabled credit card. We’re one step closer to allowing Zoompass users to forget their wallets at home – on purpose!
As Robin Dua, President of EnStream says, “All Zoompass users will soon be able to pay for their morning coffee, gas at the pump, and launch at a fast-food restaurant with a quick tap of their phone.”
This trial is being offered to select Zoompass users to evaluate the many aspects of the mobile payment experience and shape the way Canadians pay for goods and services in the future. We’re excited to be one step closer to our goal of enabling every Canadian access to their wallet through an integrated, rich and user-friendly interface anywhere, anytime, safely and securely on their mobile phone.
See it for yourself and check out this video:
Tags: EnStream, mobile, Mobile Commerce, mobile money, Zoompass
20 Comments
03.3.2010
This is cool -> Zoompass launching trial of “Zoompass Tag” – mobile payment sticker: http://bit.ly/cffU2Y #client
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Hmm. Cool, indeed: “This is cool -> Zoompass launching “Zoompass Tag” trial – mobile pmt sticker” http://bit.ly/cffU2Y (*RT @davefleet*)
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Love it RT @davefleet: This is cool -> Zoompass launching trial of “Zoompass Tag” – mobile payment sticker: http://bit.ly/cffU2Y #client
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[...] the launch of Zoompass, soon more folks will be asking to conduct their transactions instantly, using their mobile phone. [...]
Almost time to leave your wallet at home! Mobile payment sticker Zoompass Tag is here: http://bit.ly/cffU2Y #client
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This looks cool. The @Zoompass Tag: http://bit.ly/9zKwvp
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http://bit.ly/cffU2Y Video about how to pay for stuff with your blackberry w/ Zoompass Tag
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[...] the service has launched a sticker that attaches to a phone or other handheld device and works as a “contactless [...]
[...] the service has launched a sticker that attaches to a phone or other handheld device and works as a “contactless [...]
[...] the service has launched a sticker that attaches to a phone or other handheld device and works as a “contactless [...]
This looks interesting…
This looks pretty cool until the bars start accepting it … The Zoompass Tag on your Mobile http://bit.ly/aSiIJn
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@davefleet @Zoompass How’s can I get on the Zoompass Tag trial and will it work on the inside of a Blackberry cover? http://twurl.nl/o6zonl
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Interesting concept: wireless payment device designed in the form of a sticker http://ow.ly/1fjRz #mobilepayment
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Cool: RT @media4breakfast: Interesting concept: wireless payment device designed in the form of a sticker http://ow.ly/1fjRz #mobilepayment
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if I register now, will i be able to get a sticker?
Why does it have to be stuck to your phone? Can I stick it on anything I want? Maybe my wallet? Maybe my hand LOL?
Sometimes I wish I could still be part of this – http://tinyurl.com/yh65a93 Enstream / Zoompass is making leaps to M-Commerce in Canada.
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Wish i was still involved in this project. – This was one of my concepts when i was at Enstream (when it was WPS) this allows Canadians to gain acceptance of m-commerce although it is not 100% mobile commerce.