By Tricitynews Reporter
Chandigarh
22nd September:- Infosys Finacle, part
of EdgeVerve Systems, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Infosys (NYSE: INFY), today
announced a partnership with ToneTag, a provider of near-field communications,
payments and location based services using sound waves. Through this
partnership, Finacle and ToneTag will offer a joint solution that will leverage
the latter’s sound wave technology to enable proximity payments and
interactions.
Leveraging
this joint solution, banks will now enable their consumers to authenticate
themselves and transact at bank branches, ATMs and retail outlets, in a highly
secure, fast and seamless manner. Consumers can make payments with a tap of their phone, which will
expedite the checkout process at merchant location, and improve the overall
shopping experience. Delivered through Finacle digital banking solutions such
as Finacle Mobile banking and Finacle Digital Wallet, the solution will be
available on all kinds of mobile devices, including feature phones.
ToneTag
is one of the companies that was recognized in the recently concluded chapter
of Finacle FinTech Connect, an initiative that builds on ongoing alliances and
the Infosys Innovation Fund program to identify promising new FinTechs.
Sanat Rao, Chief Business Officer, Infosys Finacle that in the emerging NFC-based payments ecosystems driven by Apple
and Samsung, banks are being relegated as the back-end payment utility
provider. The sound wave based proximity payments solution by ToneTag offers a
significant opportunity for banks to gain control of the last mile payment
experience, without making substantial capital investments. We are glad to
bring this promising startup to our client ecosystem.
Kumar Abhishek, Founder, ToneTag that customer experience, security and interoperability will
continue to be key for financial service applications. ToneTag brings all of
these to the forefront and integration with Infosys Finacle will place our
innovation into the hands of more than 800 million consumers across 94
countries.
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