PayPal’s expansion of tap-to-pay products comes months after rival Stripe announced a product enabling an equivalent feature on Android phones in six countries — the U.S., Canada, the U.K., ...

Now PayPal is making good on its promise, with some limitations. The login option isn't available for the payment processor's Android app yet, and users can only activate it if they're using ...

PayPal will keep track of the devices you use to log into its services. When it confirms your identity, it may keep certain devices as “remembered” or “trusted” devices.

Stripe Inc. late Wednesday announced it is making Tap to Pay functionality for Android phones and tablets available in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, and ...

Money transfer specialist PayPal has announced it has launched a new system that will allow Android developers to enable in-app purchases using its network. Responding to the lack of an official ...

PayPal has long been a friend to Android with apps already available for the Samsung Gear 2 and Gear Fit devices (not to mention taking advantage of the fingerprint sensor built in to the company ...

PayPal says that the rollout will start on its website, rather than its app, and that you have to be running Chrome on Android 9 or up to access passkeys. If it’s available for your account, you ...

PayPal notes that passkey support will require Android 9.0 or higher, and that users create a passkey through Chrome once they’ve signed in with their existing credentials.