If you are not among the lucky owners of a new smartphone technology, NFC, do not bother to stay out of future developments of dedicated services. Someone overseas has already solved the problem: all the English who had this problem can use PayTag Barclays.
Thanks to the banking company time every classic phone can enjoy all the features contactless NFC. It is a square of plastic, a quarter of the large size of a credit card that applied to the back of the phone activates all functions.
The stickers will be offered at no cost to customers Barclaycard and will initially support the individual payments of up to 15 pounds, about 18 euros, with a gradual increase in late June of 20 pounds, about 25 euros. Barclay provides over 150,000 contactless readers throughout the United Kingdom later this year. The PayTag will be offered in evidence to a group of customers for the next few weeks. A full roll-out of the system is expected by the end of 2012. Someone will follow in his footsteps here in Italy at some point?
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