PayPal Pay@Table mobile payment system integrates with Windows Phone coming to France

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The first tries to integrate PayPal Mobile Service with Windows Phone comes with the launch of Pay@Table for Windows Phone in Nancy, France as IT Espresso reports. The source also reports that this event has had its precedent in London and Berlin, too but it was applied partially for some regions only. Thus this is the first time of wide-scale integration from the system, providing this service to the whole population of Nancy.

Thus the integration of this system is going to include fro about 30 supermarkets, shops, and cafes which will give the users chance to pay the bills and costs with the help of their PayPal accounts. This is of course quite appealing and convenient to use especially if there is a problem with the credit card or cash.

So if you are lucky enough to have the new Pay@Table function in your Windows Phone, then do enjoy the benefits it presents. As for us, we are just patiently waiting for the possible expansion of the regional covering of this function which doesn’t seem to be too far-fetched.

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