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SECOM GMixon Pixeliris Uses Sonic Communication to Create a Universal Contactless Mobile Payment System

This post is part of our live coverage of FinovateFall 2013.

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Beginning the final session of FinovateFall, SECOM GMixon Pixeliris demonstrated its universal, contactless mobile payment system:
“Pixeliris Labs’ unique contactless technology allows us today to create the first universal contactless mobile payment system. Based on sonic communication, our technology is compatible with 100% of existing phones and smartphones unlike NFC technologies which are compatible with only 5% of the smartphones and incompatible with phones. 
Several patents have been filed with regard to the security of the transaction. We have developed this technology into a SDK as to allow third companies to integrate the modules aiming a business model based on transaction fees.
With Copsonic, pay anywhere with any phone.”
Product Launch: September 2013
Metrics: Company with a capital of €210,000, 11 employees in France, & 50 engineers around the world
Product distribution strategy: Direct to Business (B2B), through other fintech companies and platforms, & licensed
HQ: Montauban, France
Founded: April 1989
Website: copsonic.com
Presenting Brian Roeten (Senior Product Manager) and Emmanuel Ruiz (CEO & Head of Innovation)
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The full demo video will be available at Finovate.com in mid-September.