Starbucks Ends NFT Program
Starbucks’ “Odyssey Beta program” which allowed users to engage in coffee-themed games and challenges in return for digital collectable NFT stamps will wind up on March 31.
Starbucks’ “Odyssey Beta program” which allowed users to engage in coffee-themed games and challenges in return for digital collectable NFT stamps will wind up on March 31.
Klarna has had its new AI bot conducting 2.3 million conversations, two-thirds of Klarna’s total customer service chats, within the last month.
Amazon Bazaar platform will offer a selection of affordable unbranded clothing and accessories to value shoppers in India.
From now on, to use Bitcoin for payments, shoppers will need a Coinbase account, as the Coinbase Commerce platform no longer supports Bitcoin payments from self-custody wallets or third-party exchanges.
DoorDash is gradually undergoing a process of functional transformation from a digital restaurant food delivery platform into something more than a super app, expanding its retail offerings.
Taco Bell’s parent company Yum Brands continues to direct investment funds into digital technologies.
PayTabs and Nearpay aim to offer customers across Jordan and other regional markets an enhanced SoftPOS payment experience.
Amazon has announced the launch of a beta version of a new virtual shopping assistant based on generative artificial intelligence.
TikTok and GoTo announced the establishment of a strategic partnership in Indonesia.
Walmart has decided to expand the use of augmented and virtual reality technologies, spreading this offer on eyewear.
FreedomPay has reached an important milestone of getting integrated certification from Redsys, a Spanish payments processing provider, which enables the company to offer its commerce platform to Spanish merchants.
Razorpay POS has unveiled instant UPI transaction refunds that reduce refund processing time from conventional 5-6 business days to about 2 minutes.
Canadian fintech company Nuvei has announced the launch of a new global partnership with Adobe to improve the payment transaction process in the sphere of e-commerce.
Mass adoption of digital services in Nigeria is consistent with the growth of the local fintech industry. However, the immense potential of this segment cannot be fully revealed without overcoming a number of the regulatory and financial challenges.
Nigeria is one of the most underestimated destinations for global investors. With its young tech-savvy population and a new wave of reforms, Nigeria presents plenty of opportunities in mobile banking, data usage and consumer goods segments.
Walmart on Tuesday, January 9, published a press release describing its latest retail technologies presented at CES.
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