Much like a lot of startups that are focused on the finance industry, there’s a new one in town that aims to make your wallet a lot slimmer. The product is called the Coin, and in the simplest of ...

There’s a card for just about everything: credit, debit, gym memberships, you name it. Carry them all and it quickly adds up to one bulky wallet. Coin aims to change that with the new Coin 2.0, a ...

Online and mobile payments have become the horizon of many technology companies. There are all kinds of posing as potential alternative solutions–from the momentum of virtual currencies like Bitcoin, ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. San Francisco startup Coin today announced its first product — a credit card-sized device that digitally stores ...

Before any words of caution could leave my mouth, the cashier was violently swiping my new Coin card back and forth through the card reader — the way seasoned workers will do. She handed the card back ...

In an era when consumers’ wallets are filled with credit cards, rewards cards, gift cards and other cards, Coin aims to be the universal payment option of choice. But can it stand out in a growing ...

Y Combinator-backed startup Coin is taking a new approach to mobile payments. Where others like Isis and Google Wallet are hell-bent on transforming your smartphone into a digital wallet, Coin is ...

Earlier this year, the first version of Coin began shipping out to those who had backed or pre-ordered the universal credit card. The device, which has faced numerous delays after being successfully ...

Just after the Coin credit card replacement began shipping to early adopters, the company has announced a new next-generation model with a number of changes, including support for NFC tap-to-pay ...