The Working Group met remotely 27-29 March (agenda and minutes). After a successful in-person meeting at TPAC 2022 we had wanted to meet in-person again, but fell back to remote due to scheduling challenges. Co-Chair Nick Telford-Reed opened the meeting … Continue reading
After a three-year hiatus, W3C held TPAC 2022 in person in Vancouver. It was really great to be back in person, and I heard that sentiment from just about everyone. More than 360 people registered to attend TPAC in person … Continue reading
TPAC 2022 will be a hybrid event: in-person in Vancouver, with remote participation. I believe more than 600 people have registered, and it looks like more than 350 people will attend in person. This will be my first in-person meeting … Continue reading
In early May the Web Payments Working Group held an energetic remote meeting; see the agenda and minutes. While we were meeting, the FIDO Alliance released a press release with headline Apple, Google and Microsoft Commit to Expanded Support for … Continue reading
The Web Payments Working Group held a remote meeting 25-28 October (agenda, minutes) as part of TPAC 2021. The meeting took place one week after TPAC breakouts, which included sessions I think were of particular interest to the payments industry, … Continue reading
We are building the agenda of the Web Payments Working Group’s next virtual meeting, 25-28 October. The meeting is part of TPAC 2021, and so are planning several joint discussions with other W3C groups, notably on topics of Web Authentication, … Continue reading
I want to share two updates from the Web Payments Working Group. The first is that we are preparing a slimmed down version of Payment Request API version 1 to advance to Recommendation by early August. Privacy and internationalization reviews … Continue reading
The agenda of the recent Web Payments Working Group meeting (19-22 October) spanned three broad topics: Payment Request API, today and tomorrow Streamlining authentication in payments flows QR codes and more payment methods Meeting minutes are linked from the agenda; … Continue reading
Next week the Web Payments Working Group holds an 8-hour virtual meeting over four days. Our agenda includes: Review of the status of Payment Request API as it is deployed; Discussion of use cases and requirements for a variety of … Continue reading
In late May, about 25 people participated in the first code-a-thon (minutes) of the Web Payments Working Group. We organized three, 2-hour videoconferences, separated by 22-hour blocks of time for independent collaboration and coding. We learned a lot and saw … Continue reading