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SEPTA to spend $211 million on new fare payment system that uses virtual Key cards
SEPTA Key 2.0 is a "next-generation system" that will allow riders to pay with virtual Key cards rather than the physical ...
How Seniors Can Simplify Their Finances With Digital Payments vs Debit Cards in 2025
Our senior tech expert provides a comprehensive guide for seniors to understand the nuances of debit cards versus digital ...
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Ohio Edison now adding surcharge onto all customers who pay bill from bank account without autopay
However, FirstEnergy, the parent company of Ohio Edison, is now adding a surcharge to customers who pay their monthly ...
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Electronic Payments Coalition Reminds Consumers to Guard Your Card
Richard Hunt, Executive Chairman and the Electronic Payments Coalitions reminds consumers to stay on top of laws regarding credit and debit cards and to reach out to legislators when issues arise.
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Applications for electronic identity cards open Monday
Citizens over the age of 18 will be able to apply for a new national electronic identity card (eID) as of January 27, Deputy Research and Innovation Minister Nicodemos Damianou said on Tuesday.The ...
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SEPTA’s Key Card has been plagued with issues. A new version could cost $211 million.
It took a little over eight years to build, run, and maintain SEPTA’s Key Card electronic fare-payment system and has cost at ...