Would you pay by Instagram?
Is social media the future of eCommerce and consumer payments? Roger Niederer, Head Merchant Services of SIX Payment Services, talks to PaymentEye.
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ICOs could reach $40 billion by 2020
New research, compiled by London Fintech Week 2018, has revealed that if present trends continue, the year 2020 could see an ICO ecosystem of $30bn-$40bn value of tokens issued with around 2,000 token projects.
More ATM closures predicted following fee reduction
On Sunday, July 1st, ATM fees were reduced from 25p to 20p across the UK. The move is expected prompt further ATM closures across the country.
Alipay partners with major tourist sites across the UK
The partnership allows Chinese tourists to use their Alipay lifestyle app across all of Merlin’s London attractions, including the Coca-Cola London Eye and the London Dungeon.
Ingenico warns retailers of “growing consumer discount scepticism”
Despite its evident popularity, a survey of 600+ UK consumers has revealed a deep-rooted scepticism of how much shoppers really save.
Alison Donnelly on PSD2, Women in Payments and the power of regulation
Alison Donnelly sat down with PaymentEye to discuss diversity and inclusion in payments, the power of regulation to change the industry for the better, and the influence of consumer demands on the world of b2b payments.
PPRO at Money 20/20: PSD2 and local payment methods for merchants
Ralf Ohlhausen, Business Development Director, PPRO at Money 20/20 EU, Amsterdam, discusses the rise of local and alternative payment methods and the evolution of PSD2.
Cards overtake cash in the UK – but are cards next to go?
13.2 billion debit card payments were made last year, a rise of 14% on the previous year, but a new report from 2Checkout suggests that digital payments might soon overtake card payments as the most popular payment type.
Volante Technologies on implementing real-time payment strategies
I sat down with Volante Technologies to discuss the major advantages of, and blockages to, RTP implementation, and the fate of the banks.
London becomes home to world’s first crypto sculpture
The piece encourages onlookers to think about the current crypto hype in a new way.
