Mobile payment platform Braintree has launched One Touch PayPal, a new feature in its v.zero SDK that evolved from its Venmo Touch service. One Touch will allow users to authorize payments in third-party apps after authenticating via the PayPal or Venmo apps. Previously, Braintree’s PayPal support required you to enter your user ID and password once per app, but now it will support once per device. As for security, Braintree will monitor for unusual transactions and interject an extra authentication step, such as your personal verification questions. The service is currently in limited beta in the US and will roll...
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