In some countries, people are willing to pay for the use of things for a smartphone for a while now. When you go to the vending machines or store the counter in some countries, the buyer has to do is swipe their phone to pay. Here in the U.S. payment systems using credit cards smartphones are not available.
AT T and Verizon are looking to change it though. Wireless carriers plan to cooperate in order to adapt to the market for smartphones that can operate as a credit card. Two rival carriers cooperate with each other on the set Bloomberg Reports carriers hope to rival MasterCard and Visa.
T-Mobile is also part of the system to replace credit cards smartphones. The payment system will probably run the charges through a network of music. If the plan works, you can transfer music from fourth place in the ranks of the largest credit card company.
Via: MasterCard and Visa may be replaced by smartphones from AT T and Verizon
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