This announcement comes ahead of the imminent crowd-funding campaign for the start-up’s launch product: Kerv – the world’s first contactless payment ring.
Kerv founder, Philip Campbell, said, “We’ve fused fashion and function to produce a beautiful piece of wearable NFC technology that we genuinely believe will appeal to a mass audience, not just to the tech-savvy. David has considerable experience bringing payments products to market across multiple territories, and will be instrumental in helping us deliver Kerv to the widest possible audience.” Philip added: “I’ve known and admired David for many years, and I’m very excited to be working with him on Kerv.”
Responding to the announcement, David commented: “I’m an avid supporter of technology and payments innovation. The Kerv contactless payment ring encompasses both, and I’m delighted to be part of the dedicated and enthusiastic team that’s bringing it to life.”
The Kerv contactless payment ring will be launching on Kickstarter at 7am GMT on Friday 25th September.
About Kerv, the world’s first contactless payment ring:
See more about Kerv, at: https://youtu.be/8b0EO1WGZks
Further information
Contact Philip Campbell
Email: phil@kerv.com
Website: kerv.com
Kickstarter http://ks.kerv.com
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