Steve Case’s new venture, Revolution Money, just launched MoneyExchange, a PayPal-like service for sending and requesting money online from other people.
Just like PayPal, it lets you create a free account, link your bank account to it, and you’re off and running. Its user interface is clean and very much in the Web 2.0 mold. What […]
Online banking is in a precarious position these days. The Web-based, rich internet application revolution of Web 2.0 is here to stay, while online banking remains stuck in decade-old technology. It lags far behind even more traditional mainstream Web applications in interaction design, speed, ease of use, and capability. It’s no wonder that several new […]
If you’ve ever used Quicken then you’re already familiar with PFM (or Personal Finance Manager) and its big shortcoming: it’s a pain in the neck to stay current. But that may be changing fast. With the rise of Web-based applications and on-demand software, the days of downloading transactions from your online bank, reconciling your check […]
On the heals of the recent buzz surrounding the GPhone, a new patent published on August 30th describes how Google is developing a mobile payment system to send money by SMS.
The patent describes several scenarios and features for sending money to people, vending machines and offline retailers, such as Target and Starbucks. Here’s a summary […]
Buxfer, the young online site built to track and manage financial transactions, debts and money requests has teamed up with Amazon to enable payments. Now, you can actually settle debts for real and not just accrue them. Much like Facebook has done with PayPal, P2P payments and social networking sites are a pair that’s here […]
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