contactless
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- noun
- /ˈkɒntæktləs/
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tarjeta sin contacto
- So it simplifies the move towards contactless bank card usage and we'll talk more about that.
Examples
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And the difference in how people that had paid cash, people that paid card and people that paid contactless was insane.
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It's impressed many with the possibilities of "wave and pay" contactless credit card payments and how they will improve shopping.
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Apple must be considering two things with respect to mobile contactless transactions:
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So and certainly when we're moving towards contactless bank cards, we're talking about much more secure encryption.
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It's an enabling technology for implementing a very useful feature: mobile contactless transactions.
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Interestingly, over 40 percent of those who have used a phone to make a purchase said they did so via contactless payments.
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Underneath the screen, Nokia has installed Qi contactless charging for the phone's 2,000mAh battery.
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The Google Wallet app (in conjunction with the online portal) would provide consumers the ability to manage which credit/debit card they want to pay with when using the Google card and continue to offer contactless payment for devices and merchants that support it.
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With strong majorities interested in using all of the major mobile payment methods—apps, browser, contactless, and text—the findings suggest that consumers have not yet decided on a favorite mode.
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Many stores are now accepting contactless payment methods, making checkout faster for customers.
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Morphology
Etymology
Contactless is a short name for a card or device you use 'without touch'. The word joins contact ('touch') and -less ('without'), so a contactless lets you tap or hold it near a machine to pay or enter quickly.