Money20/20 Europe Day One highlights
PaymentEye's take on the biggest takeaways and announcements from the expo.
PaymentEye's take on the biggest takeaways and announcements from the expo.
Mike Camerling, Director of Marketplace at AEVI, says that the availability of mobile payment systems is having a positive effect on retailers.
The challenges to the current mortgage application system are numerous, banks that transition to an omnichannel mortgage offering will thrive in the market.
Alex Nasonov, Founder and CEO of Worldcore, explains that the company's research survey indicates the market is ready to embrace biometrics as the key authenticating validator in payments.
Carla Erlick, SVP Business Development at Paysafe discusses the importance of integrated payments and the crucial role they play in supporting business growth.
A recent anonymous survey of 10 of the top insurance providers in the US found that all of them still require customers to read their card numbers out loud when paying for insurance services over the phone. But verbalizing card numbers is an incredibly risky practice, and should not be happening.
The new AEVI CEO sits down with PaymentEye to discuss his decision to take on the role, and what he foresees as the company's greatest challenges in the coming years.
Following presentations from ten fintech start-ups from around the globe, it was PayKey, the world’s first payments keyboard, that was crowned the winner of the event, having garnered nearly 50% of the crowd vote at TCF 2017.
Booking travel arrangements online has never been faster, cheaper, or more convenient for consumers. The rise of smartphones in particular has resulted in an uplift in last minute bookings, and with the younger generation driving the digital shift, travel operators need to deploy mobile-first experiences, or run the risk of being left behind.
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