
There are, of course, measures in place to stop fraud. Before the money is sent you receive a confirmation phone call and are asked for a PIN to ensure that no one is trying to steal your money.
This technology isn’t new, of course, but it is the first time we are seeing it on a big scale for this purpose in the U.S. I could see it working well for splitting a bill in a restaurant or even for making bets over a football game at the pub.
A beta version of the service is available now and it is free. Once it officially launches there will be a fee per transaction, much like there is for PayPal, who will most likely eventually buy this company out, and you will be back to PayPal again.




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