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BNZ Launches NZ-first Tap On Phone Point Of Sale App To Support ... (Scoop.co.nz)

BNZ Pay transforms Android devices into contactless terminals, providing lowest cost payment solution in NZ Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) has unveiled BNZ Pay ...

Quest Chief Executive Officer, Jan Mason, says “We’re incredibly excited to see BNZ as the first bank in Australasia to roll out a full market release of our Tap on Phone technology. That’s less than half the cost of the next cheapest option and means a reduction in overheads, which will support more small Kiwi businesses to thrive,” adds Luke. Visa Country Manager for New Zealand and South Pacific, Anthony Watson, says, “Recent research indicates consumers are likely to embrace this new, secure and convenient form of payment, especially as New Zealanders have been fast adopters of contactless payment technology. As New Zealand’s leading business bank, we’re focussed on enabling our customers to do business in the way that suits them and their customers,” says Luke. BNZ Executive, Customer, Products, and Services, Karna Luke, says, “We’re really excited about how BNZ Pay will change the game for Kiwi SMEs particularly at the smaller end of the scale. Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) has unveiled BNZ Pay, an innovative mobile app for retailers that transforms an Android device into a contactless payment terminal.

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BNZ outage on same day as new Govt handout starts (New Zealand Herald)

Some BNZ customers are hitting snags accessing their online banking today. A Herald reader said the bank's website and phone banking app were having issues ...

Today's payment is $116.67, as is the second one at the start of September. The third instalment for eligible people is $116.66, payable on October 3. The payments were designed to help combat the impact of surging inflation on household budgets. It was the first outage recorded on the bank's status page since a major malfunction on the evening of July 2. "Some customers are currently experiencing issues logging into their accounts on the BNZ mobile banking app," he said. A Herald reader said the bank's website and phone banking app were having issues on the day an estimated 2.1 million people were due to get their first cost-of-living payment. A BNZ spokesman today said the app was having some issues but browser users on computers should be able to access banking as usual.

Bank of New Zealand unveils BNZ Pay point of sale mobile app (The Paypers)

Bank of New Zealand unveils BNZ Pay, a tap-on-phone point of sale mobile app that gives Android-based mobile devices contactless payment capabilities.

As the comments are written and submitted by visitors of the The Paypers website, they in no way represent the opinion of The Paypers. If you see a comment that you believe is inappropriate to the discussion, you can bring it to our attention by using the report abuse links. The statement was reinforced by the fact that New Zealanders have been fast adopters of contactless payment technologies. Customers can sign up online for BNZ Pay on the bank’s website. In 2017 and 2019, 96% of New Zealanders used cash as one of their payment methods. As far as technical requirements are concerned, the BNZ Pay app is compatible with smartphones running on Android 9.0 or above.

Public rush to check on cost of living payments disrupts ANZ and ... (Stuff.co.nz)

“Some customers are currently experiencing issues logging into their accounts on the BNZ mobile banking app,” he said. “Internet banking is still working, so if ...

“The fuel excise tax, road user charge, and public transport discounts have all been extended. It even appears the cost of living payments have been paid to some people living overseas, despite only having been intended for residents. ANZ and BNZ were hit by temporary mobile banking outages on Monday as people rushed to check whether their cost of living payments had hit their accounts.

Kiwis rushing to check their cost of living payments causes banking ... (Newshub)

The first instalment of the Government's cost of living payment is hitting Kiwi's bank accounts today, however many are having problems checking to see if ...

ANZ and BNZ banking apps hit by outages (Mortgage Professional America)

Public rush to check on cost-of-living payments cause for the disruptions.

“The fuel excise tax, road user charge, and public transport discounts have all been extended,” he said. We are working hard to get this issue fixed as soon as we can, and we apologise for any inconvenience caused.” According to ANZ, some customers had issues logging into ANZ GoMoney on Monday due to a high number of people attempting to log in at the same time, but that the issue has now been resolved.

BNZ launches first tap-on-phone point of sale app in NZ (IT Brief New Zealand)

Bank of New Zealand has launched BNZ Pay, an innovative mobile app for retailers that transforms an Android device into a contactless payment terminal.

This will make it easier for other businesses within the SAP ecosystem to discover and connect with OutSystems. That’s less than half the cost of the next cheapest option and means a reduction in overheads, which will support more small Kiwi businesses to thrive.” But how do you retain ownership of the ecosystem, ensure system security, and minimise churn risk? It’s strong-armed industries across the globe to embrace a world of new. IndusfaceWhy enhancing bot protection for web and API endpoints mattersThe trouble with bots is that they aren’t all bad. As New Zealand’s leading business bank, we’re focused on enabling our customers to do business in the way that suits them and their customers.” Artificial IntelligenceWhy smarter healthcare depends on data and automationThe pandemic has acted as a fierce catalyst for change. “The only thing better than low cost is free, and that’s what we’re doing. “We’ve seen a seismic shift in consumer preferences around payments, especially since the beginning of the pandemic. BNZ says businesses need modern payment solutions to keep up with the demand from their customers. Businesses need to be prepared and able to take payments from their customers in the ways they want to pay them. How can you make all that data secure?

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