Soon, you may be able to withdraw cash by simply scanning a QR code with your phone; no ATM or card needed, even in remote towns and villages.

UPI-based cash withdrawals are poised to expand beyond ATMs, potentially reaching millions of business correspondents across ...

Mr. A recently discovered that a total of 52 million Korean won, including a 7 million won overdraft loan and a 45 million ...

After months of testing, the city has decided to keep renting several time-limited restrooms that proved popular. The one at ...

At one Sugar House restaurant, diners scan a QR code at the table, tap and order right from their phones. Is this the future of the restaurant business?

The FBI said criminals are sending unsolicited packages with QR codes that prompt recipients to provide personal and financial information or unknowingly download malicious software that steals data ...

(Da Shiye News Network, Bai Xueming) In mid-September, reporters learned from Shanxi Provincial People's Hospital that the hospital has launched the 'Inpatient One-Code Service' to comprehensively ...

Picture this: you’ve just landed in a new country. You’ve cleared immigration and grabbed your bag off the luggage carousel, ...

From spotting red flags to wiping malware, these six moves show you how to fight back when hackers strike your phone ...

Elected representatives need to be cautious when handling e-mail, especially those requesting them to click on links or scan ...

The iPhone Air introduces a global shift to eSIM-only connectivity, ditching the physical SIM card tray. This sleek device, ...

Max Morefield, 38, an Eastern Michigan University graduate student, created KISS, an app that allows users to alert past or ...