PayPal today issued an update to both its Android and iOS mobile applications. The update applies a broad range of new features, chief among them the ability to find local shops that accept PayPal ...

PayPal recently announced that it has revamped its mobile applications in order to give customers a better experience. With the new design, it’s now easier to find you balance, get notifications, and ...

PayPal's redesigned mobile app comes as the payments company faces greater competition from Apple’s Apple Pay Cash and Zelle, which is used by about 150 U.S. banks and credit unions. Consumer Reports ...

There was cash in the PayPal account — but it mysteriously disappeared. In another account, PayPal put the funds of a small business on hold — for six months — because it mistakenly thought the ...

PayPal has at least temporarily shut off two-factor authentication for the PayPal mobile app after a security researcher found a way to bypass that second factor. "These [two factor authentication] ...

PayPal is revamping its mobile app. Again. In an effort to keep pace with newcomers like the bank-owned Zelle, PayPal says its new app will focus on making it easier to use its core features – that is ...

The PayPal mobile app is getting its most significant update yet with a handful of new banking features. The company said this new app has taken over a year of planning. PayPal first disclosed plans ...

PayPal is updating its mobile app with a new visual design, support for a high-yield savings account, and a way to find coupons in-app. In the past, the company prioritized sending and receiving money ...

EBay's payment service PayPal revolutionized how we pay for online purchases. And two years ago, the payment giant attempted to change how we use our phones when it introduced its PayPal Mobile app, ...

Corbin is a tech journalist and developer who worked at Android Police from 2016 until 2021. Check out his other work at corbin.io. Much like the desktop site, the PayPal mobile app has always ...

For years, bankers agonized over the day when Big Tech firms would finally set their sights squarely on financial services. Mainly they worried about four companies: Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google ...