Apps let people pay with cell phones -- according to Veloxity.us http://veloxity.us/phone-charging-station/ It’s starting to look like cash might not be king anymore. These new apps are so popular because they’re so convenient. While people won’t have to worry about leaving their wallet at home or having enough cash, they will have to make sure their phones are fully charged. Veloxity offers phone charging kiosks with lockers that you can buy or rent for your business.

1. Apps Let People Pay With
Cell Phones
Presented by Veloxity

2. The mobile payment market continues to
grow. More and more apps let people pay
with their phones.

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Apple, Samsung, Android and PayPal are
cashing in on apps that let people make
payments using their phones. Money makes
the world go round, but now it’s going
mobile.
We already text, shop, get the latest news,
play games and check social media on our
smartphones, and now they even act as
digital wallets because of mobile payment
apps.

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Users can upload their credit card info to
each service, some will even scan cards using
the smartphone’s camera. No more paper
and no more typing. Whenever a purchase is
made, the apps require a password or PIN
number for security. Most systems use near
field communication (NFC), so people just
have to tap their phones at point-of-sale
terminals. With a system this easy, it seems
like we’ll be waving “goodbye” to wallets in
no time.

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Here’s a guide on which stores you can shop
at without handing over plastic or paper.
Apple Pay
Launched just a year ago, Apple Pay has the
most retailer support and is available on
every iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. Apple has deals in
place with three major credit card
companies: Visa, MasterCard and American
Express. They also plan on adding Discover
this fall.

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To see the full list of banks that support this
new form of payment, click here. You’ll find a
long list, but a few larger banks are Bank of
America, Capital One, TD Bank, We;ls Fargo
and Western Union.
As far as Apple Pay and retailers, there are
hundreds of thousands of restaurants, hotels
and grocery stores who accept this payment.
Some of the bigger names are Macy’s, Whole
Foods, Starbucks, Walgreens and Best Buy.
There are rumors that Home Depot and
Target could soon add Apple Pay as well.

7. Event Check-in SystemsAndroid Pay
Formerly known as Google Wallet, Android
Pay is also an NFC-based payment system
with support from credit and debit card
companies like American Express, Discover,
MasterCard, Visa, Bank of America, Navy
Federal Credit Union, PNC, Regions, USAA
and U.S. Bank.

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Soon, it’ll be accepted at hundreds of stores
and many of those also accept Apple Pay.
Check out the full list here.
Chipotle and Domino’s don’t accept Apple
Pay, but play nice with Android.

9. Event Check-in SystemsSamsung Pay
This payment system hasn’t even gotten off
the ground yet, but rumors suggest Samsung
Pay will be released in about a month with
the Galaxy Note 5. Like Apple and Android
Pay, Samsung will also use NFC technology,
but has magnetic Secure Transmission which
will allow it to work at registers that don’t
support NFC payments.

10. Event Check-in SystemsSamsung has deals in place with MasterCard
and Visa, and is negotiating with American
Express, Bank of America, Chase, Citi and U.S.
Bank.
Samsung claims their version of mobile
payment has the potential to be accepted by
30 million merchants. That’s a lot of retailers
where you won’t have to worry about cash or
credit anymore.

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PayPal
Last but not least is the oldest one of the
bunch – PayPal. This app lets users track their
balance, make purchases and send funds to
friends. Credit card info is also loaded into the
app by camera, and users confirm purchases
by logging into their account with a username
and password or PIN. There are 1,063 stores
that accept PayPal, and that list includes
Apple Stores, Best Buy, eBay, Target.com and
Walmart. Soon, Subway will be added to the
list.

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It’s starting to look like cash might not be king
anymore. These new apps are so popular
because they’re so convenient. While people
won’t have to worry about leaving their
wallet at home or having enough cash, they
will have to make sure their phones are fully
charged.
Veloxity offers phone charging kiosks with
lockers that you can buy or rent for your
business.