Sunday, October 23, 2011

New Zealand Mobile Ops to Launch "Payforit"

New Zealand’s mobile network operators have agreed to introduce a mobile payment service called "Payforit." The Payforit "Trusted Mobile Payments Framework” apparently is based on a similar service, also called Payforit, that has been operating in Britain since 2006, and is expected to support micro-payments, primarily.

The New Zealand service, like its British counterpart, will be managed by accredited payment intermediaries but will not require linkage to a banking account or a credit card. It is likely that the service will aim to attract content providers, since micro-payments for content consumed on the phone are a logical proposition.


Accredited payment intermediaries for the U.K. Payforit service might provide an indication of what sorts of entities might support the New Zealand Payforit.

Accredited Payment IntermediaryContactAccredited on
3VodafoneO2OrangeT-Mobile

2ergo

view website Send email Accredited on VodafoneAccredited on O2Accredited on OrangeAccredited on T-Mobile

Bango.net

Web EmailAccredited on VodafoneAccredited on VodafoneAccredited on O2Accredited on OrangeAccredited on Orange

Dialogue Communications

Web EmailAccredited on ThreeAccredited on VodafoneAccredited on O2Accredited on OrangeAccredited on T-Mobile

Ericsson IPX

web emailAccredited on ThreeAccredited on VodafoneAccredited on O2Accredited on OrangeAccredited on T-Mobile

24GMedia

web Accredited on Vodafone

mBlox

mBlox Accredited on ThreeAccredited on ThreeAccredited on O2Accredited on OrangeAccredited on T-Mobile

Mobile Interactive Group

web emailAccredited on ThreeAccredited on VodafoneAccredited on O2Accredited on OrangeAccredited on T-Mobile

Sybase365

web emailAccredited on Three Accredited on ThreeAccredited on OrangeAccredited on Orange

Open Market

eb emailAccredited on ThreeAccredited on VodafoneAccredited on O2Accredited on OrangeAccredited on T-Mobile

Netsize

eb emailAccredited on VodafoneAccredited on VodafoneAccredited on O2Accredited on OrangeAccredited on T-Mobile

Tanla Mobile

web emailAccredited on ThreeAccredited on VodafoneAccredited on O2Accredited on OrangeAccredited on T-Mobile

Oxygen8 Communications

web emailAccredited on ThreeAccredited on ThreeAccredited on ThreeAccredited on OrangeAccredited on Three

Win

Verisign emailAccredited on OrangeAccredited on ThreeAccredited on ThreeAccredited on OrangeAccredited on Three

Zong

web emailAccredited on ThreeAccredited on ThreeAccredited on ThreeAccredited on OrangeAccredited on Three



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