Businesses across all sectors are continually looking for the next big disruptor within payments, offering consumers ever-greater numbers of alternative payment methods to optimise the customer experience and drive both loyalty and growth.
As technology continues to evolve, businesses across the globe are becoming increasingly reliant on new developments in payment processing systems and dynamic point-of-sale (POS) terminals. Yet with increased reliance come data security risks.
The global rise of instant payments corresponds with the demand for “instant everything.” Customers want an economy that is like everything else in their lives: frictionless, on demand, and most important of all, fast.
An hour for lipstick, two weeks for a new outfit, three and a half months for a car... New research from Checkout.com reveals consumers' spending anxiety and attitudes towards different payment methods when buying online.
A conversation with Hannah Fitzsimmons, European Executive Vice President and General Manager Europe, Elavon, Inc, about the challenges facing women in payments and financial services, and what needs to happen next to address the balance.
I caught up with Guillaume Andre, Head of Marketing, Ingenico Northern Europe, to discuss the implications of a tech giant-payments provider collaboration-led future, and how Ingenico and Google might continue to innovate the POS system in the future.
Considering it represents a fifth of the world’s population, and boasts a mobile payment market worth $16.7 trillion and growing, China is remarkably overlooked in western discourse. By Alexander Pestana, Head of Business Development APAC, ECOMMPAY.
Open Banking in the UK heralds a new generation of bank-to-bank payments, which could take market-share from cards as we move towards a Cashless Society. By Duncan Barrigan, Director of Product, GoCardless.
Could biometrics hold the answers to banking security, card fraud and financial inclusion? A conversation with Stan Swearingen, CEO, IDEX.
To keep pace with what shoppers are doing, payments have become an almost invisible part of the purchase and are adjusting to the rapidly changing idea of a point of sale.
A new report from MORE TH>N, based on a study of 10,000 cat and dog owners, reveals how much British pet owners are spending on their beloved companions.
