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The days of passengers paying for rides on buses and trains using cash may be rapidly coming to a close. Old-school methods of payment processing are fading, and new mechanisms like POS terminals and wireless debit machines are taking over. Full Article

Merchants are increasingly turning to mobile methods of payment processing such as wireless debit machines and POS terminals, as customers have quickly come to embrace their convenience. Full Article

Wireless debit machines have already revolutionized the way we process payments for every product under the sun, and thanks to a new Canadian innovation, we’re about to see payment processing evolve in yet another avenue - parking. MacKay Meters, a New Glasgow-based startup, offers parking meters that can be paid for using only a mobile phone. Full Article

It might not be long before all of our tablet computers become wireless debit machines. According to Mad Mobile News, the device manufacturer Lenovo is working on a new ThinkPad model equipped with near-field communication (NFC) technology, which should enable all consumers to make payments simply by touching their debit cards to a sensor. Full Article

Point-of-sale terminals are about to become easier than ever to use - McDonald’s has become the first Canadian vendor to complete a sale using near-field communications (NFC) technology, making its first such debit payment at a Toronto area location. Full Article