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I think the point is that you use it "on the go" (as written on the banner), not on the internet. Here in Tokyo you can already pay stuff with the cellphone, a
by ramchip 16y ago
I think the point is that you use it "on the go" (as written on the banner), not on the internet.
Here in Tokyo you can already pay stuff with the cellphone, although it's not hugely popular (people are used to cash here, not credit cards). I could even take the train by sliding my cellphone at the wicket instead of buying tickets or charging a magnetic card. It's certainly more convenient than paypal ;)
- stcredzero 16y agoActually, I was thinking along exactly these lines. For the original purpose of getting transfers of cash from her parents, there would have to be integration with other devices/parts of the infrastructure, working with your cellphones. Absent that, it wouldn't be any more convenient than PayPal.