Twitter and France's second largest bank push Peer-to-peer mobile transfer Service

This week, France's second-largest bank, BPCE group, with SNS giant Twitter, launched a Peer-to-peer mobile-transfer transaction through tweets-a practical effort to verify the BPCE Group's willingness to co-operate last month.

The partnership is both a day and a day for Twitter, which is now aggressively moving into online payments to exploit huge user resources to find new breakthroughs in the advertising business model and its revenue structure. At the same time, Apple is building the Apple Pay platform, and Twitter's direct rival, Facebook, also borrows from mobile apps to pay.

The subtlety is that these houses, like the trench friends of a position, work together to "grab" the debit and credit card business from traditional banks, especially commercial banks.

It is reported that the service will be managed through the BPCE Group's S-money service, which also allows users to use SMS remittance, and based on the credit card Industry data security standards--BPCE mobile payment Unit leader Nocilas Cahtillon said Twitter users do not need to enter bank information, A clockwork push will give money to French users.

Last month, Twitter launched its new service, "Twitter buy", allowing Twitter to push for direct search and product purchases. Interested friends may wish to move to the mobile version of the official launch of the "buy" button, Twitter to open the era of E-commerce.

Well, if Tweetbot can support these functions.