KFC mirrors McDonald's with launch of mobile payment system

by John Reynolds, 04 April 2013, 9:30am

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KFC is mirroring McDonald's and Starbucks by launching a "mobile wallet" service in a move to drive up customer numbers.

UK and internationally. The service is called KFC Fast Track and the app has been built by a company called Airtag.
According to Forest Research, it is estimated that mobile payments will reach $90bn (£60bn) by 2017
.Last year, Starbucks struck a deal to integrate the technology of Square, the mobile payments start-up from Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey, into its US stores.
In 2011, McDonald's rolled out co

KFC: launches mobile payment system in association with Airtag

The fast-food company is piloting its first mobile and web app for ordering and paying for food across 10 of its sites in the UK
According to Forest Research, it is estimated that mobile payments will reach $90bn (£60bn) by 2017
.Last year, Starbucks struck a deal to integrate the technology of Square, the mobile payments start-up from Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey, into its US stores.
In 2011, McDonald's rolled out contactless card payments across its 1,200 UK restaurants in a bid to steal a march on its competitors.
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