Pingit, Barclays Mobile Payment Service, Money Transfer

Barclays Pingit : Mobile Payment Service

Sending or Receiving Money : Article

Sep 6, 2012

Barclays Pingit Payment Service

Barclays Pingit is the new mobile payment service from Barclays that allows you to send and receive money using just a mobile phone number.

– Anyone can use Barclays Pingit to send or receive money

– Send up to £750 a day to family, friends and small businesses

– The Barclays Pingit app is free to download and use

– Barclays Pingit makes it easier to settle up. Use the new ‘Request a Payment’ service to remind your friends and family about money owed to you

According to the research:

• With over 800,000 downloads of the app, users have transferred around £10,000,000
• The oldest Pingit user is 97
• Average users log in 6 times a week

Comments on this Barclays Pingit advice article are welcome.

Barclays Center Brooklyn

image © SHoP Architects
Barclays Center Brooklyn
Ever seen a sports arena guarded by a giant Anaconda? In the Brooklyn borough of New York City, the neighborhoods of Boerum Hill, Fort Greene, Park Slope and Prospect Heights have new company in their vicinity – a giant cuddle-up Anaconda.

Its bold presence has impregnated the air with fear, inhibition and much excitement. A major transformation of the neighborhoods is in process, which would be exponential once the Anaconda is awake.

A street view of Barclays Center – a multipurpose sports and entertainment arena – located at the confluence of Flatbush or Altantic Avenue, resembles a giant cuddled-up Anaconda, with contours of its skin fabricated by a latticework system of 12,000 uniquely sized, rust-colored, pre-weathered steel panels.

Manhattan Architectural Designs

New York Architecture Designs – chronological list

New York City Architecture Designs – architectural selection below:

Brooklyn Bridge Competition Design

image courtesy of architects
Brooklyn Bridge Design by DXA studio

SAR Academy, Modern Orthodox Jewish Day School, Jesselson Campus, 655 West 254th Street Riverdale, NY 10471, USA
Design: architects Esther Sperber and Hila Stern

image courtesy of architecture studio
SAR Academy, Orthodox Jewish Day School