Shopping by voice while you drive home or sit on the sofa. Smart stores that make you offers as you browse the shelves. Wallets that no longer need opening, let alone cash. Supply chains you can examine for yourself. This is the future – or rather the present - of shopping.
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.
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.
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.
Amitaabh Malhotra, CMO, Omnyway, discusses the ingenuity behind WeChat Pay and the future of Chinese payments adoption in the West.
While you'd have to have been living under a rock to have missed the public's reaction to the World Cup, how exactly have retailers responded? Craig Smith, Vice President of Customer Success at Amplience, talks to PaymentEye about World Cup Fever.
“The smart terminal has moved beyond just accepting payments", said Patrice Le Marre, EVP of the Banks & Acquirers Business Unit at Ingenico Group, said of the world's first Google Mobile Services and PCI-PTS v5 certified terminal.
It seems like not a week goes by without a story in the papers about another high street stalwart facing a dip in customers and sales. Yet in the same breath, online retailers are seemingly doing better than ever. By Myles Dawson, UK Country Manager, Adyen.
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.
By Shari Krikorian, senior vice president, Mastercard
