Internet services or electronic devices that enable online transactions are known as electronic wallets or e-wallets. Because these payments may be made using a computer or smartphone, they offer a ...

Digital wallets allow you to make payments without a physical debit or credit card. Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay are examples of popular digital wallets. You can store credit cards, debit ...

A man holds a mobile phone with the M-Pesa mobile banking services app in Nairobi, Kenya. Safaricom's M-Pesa is one of several founding members of TerraPay's Wallet Interoperability Council. The ...

A generational shift is unfolding in digital payments, with Generation Z leading the way. Findings from a PYMNTS study issued in February found an overwhelming preference for digital wallets among ...

With cards as the foundation, digital wallets are poised to capture more transaction share. Here’s what that means for merchants and acquirers. Digital wallets have been around in the U.S. market for ...

Jifiti, a provider of embedded-financing solutions, is giving a new twist to the buy now, pay later trend with the introduction of Tap Now, Pay Later, a financing tool for large-ticket purchases.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Lars Daniel covers digital evidence and forensics in life and law. With the rise of cryptocurrency, digital wallets are becoming ...

A digital wallet serves as an extra-secure means of storing credit cards and other forms of payment that can be used to conduct transactions. Most major credit cards can easily be added to a digital ...

If you have a Samsung Galaxy phone, you'll soon be able to send money to friends and family instantly simply by tapping your devices together. A new peer-to-peer payment feature transfers funds from ...

If you invest in cryptocurrency, you need a digital wallet to secure your assets. Exchanges like Coinbase offer their own wallets, which gives their users the convenience of securing their coins, ...