With contactless payments well and truly established as an everyday method of paying for low-value good and services, it’s unsurprising to see banks like Barclays try to expand market share in the area through the introduction of new devices that can make payments. However, Barclays has notably shunned Apple Pay, leaving it as the only major UK bank not to support Apple’s payment service. Clearly, it wants to build out its own, rather than integrating with another company’s more popular option. This month, it launched three new ways of making contactless payments – a wearable wristband, a fob to attach to your…
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