Catholic parishioners in London may be able to use contactless payments to make donations, according to the diocese of Westminster. It said it was one of several options being considered to help both churchgoers and visitors in the city, who wished to support the church. The church has been trying for years to get its hands on a new payment system that would allow people to pay with their phones or tablets without having to enter credit card details.
Catholic parishioners in London may be able to use contactless payments to make donations, according to the diocese of Westminster. It said it was one of several options being considered to help both churchgoers and visitors in the city, who wished to support the church. The diocese said all parishes have been offered a code to enable the payments and a few have already begun to do so.