After the recent release of Google Wallet, Isis – a NFC collaboration between HTC, LG, Motorola, RIM, Samsung, Sony Ericsson and DeviceFidelity, is going all out to change the way people, ‘shop, pay and save.’ Now, these companies will be releasing devices that will incorporate Isis NFC technology standards.
Chances are that the gadgets already sold by DeviceFidelity may receive the new NFC functionality, to create a larger user-base. Isis aims to allow users to make payments via their smartphones, without having to worry about security issues. These revolutionary technologies may make digital money the norm-of the day while the days of green paper will be a thing of the past.
“Isis’ technology standards provide the direction and certainty needed for the development and deployment of NFC devices and the mobile commerce ecosystem,” states Scott Mulloy, chief technology officer, Isis. “Working together with the device makers and our founding mobile carriers, Isis can provide the consumer choice and scale necessary for widespread adoption of mobile commerce.”
Along with making secure payments users can present, store loyalty cards and redeem offers with a mere click on their handset. Isis powered with NFC Technology standards and supported by conglomerates, targets to bring about a change in the way users shop, save, bank and carry out other transactions on a day-to-day basis.