CIT Payments 2013 will examine the use of new payment technologies, including mobile and digital payment and mobile banking
CIT Payments 2013 is part of the Financial Forum Series and brings together industry experts from around the world

Datacard Group, the world leader in secure ID and card personalization solutions, announced recently that Sebastien Tormos, director of marketing, m-commerce solutions for Datacard Group, will be presenting at the CIT Payments 2013 conference in Madrid, Spain on Feb. 19th, 2013.

In its 16th year, CIT Payments 2013 is part of the Financial Forum Series and brings together industry experts from around the world. This year’s conference will examine the use of new payment technologies – including mobile and digital payments, mobile banking and mobile wallets.

The session that Tormos will be speaking on is titled “How to Complement Card Programs with NFC Deployment Capabilities,” which is scheduled at 1:00 p.m. on Feb. 19th at the Hotel Melia Avenida de America. This presentation will discuss the benefits of having total payment issuance solutions for mobile NFC applications, virtual cards and plastic cards, as well as outlining how the technology works within banking infrastructures.

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