W3C launched the Web Payments Interest Group in October 2014 then changed the name to “Web Commerce Interest Group” in 2017 to match the group’s broader charter. The group closes on 14 September 2019; a summary of the group’s successes … Continue reading
Two weeks before Black Friday 2017, the W3C Web Commerce Interest Group had its inaugural meeting. The meeting was part of the annual TPAC meetings, and was held in Burlingame, California. The agenda and minutes are available. I know you’re … Continue reading
Today we launched the Web Commerce Interest Group (formerly the Web Payments Interest Group) with a new charter. Working with co-Chairs David Ezell, Ken Mealey, and Dapeng (Max) Liu, we are working on our agenda for the first face-to-face meeting … Continue reading
W3C is expanding its Web Payments discussions to encompass Web Commerce. We have been doing a bit of this already, exploring digital offers, digital receipts, and in-car payments. A proposed Web Commerce Interest Group charter more clearly invites participants to … Continue reading
The Web Payments Interest Group is close to reaching agreement on charter text for a Working Group that will develop W3C’s first Web payments standards. The current plan is for the Membership to review a draft charter in August, for … Continue reading
Today’s payment networks are disconnected and far from interoperable. We can move money within a bank, within one card or peer-to-peer network, or within some countries with relative ease. But try sending an international payment, or settling across networks, and … Continue reading
What does the future of electronic commerce look like in the year 2020? Thanks to a new document published today by the W3C Web Payments Interest Group, we can get a sneak peek at that future. The first public working draft … Continue reading