Payment network rules are a deal-breaker for Coin. It needs all three networks (and likely some ATM networks) to change their rules to gain adoption. So their direct-to-consumer PR blitz was Coin ...

Uzureau says Coin, in its current form, will likely have a “pretty limited” impact on the payment industry and won’t reach a tipping point until 2015, when the United States is expected to ...

The wearable maker announced it acquired Coin, a mobile payments startup best known for creating a 'smart credit card' that allows a user to store several credit, debit or gift cards on a single card.

Coin will provide the hardware and software technology that is integrated with the MasterCard Digital Enablement Service (MDES), and can be embedded directly into wearable devices to allow payments.

Fitbit’s not investing in Coin’s current product offering, Coin 2.0, but instead bringing the company’s near-field communication, mobile, and wireless talent on board for as-yet unspecified ...

Payment cards aren't dead, but they are buried under a growing pile of new and high-tech payment devices. This trend has led Coin, which made its name by designing a high-tech multi-account payment ...