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Aug 30 Global payments news roundup

We say hello to his week’s global payments news roundup and goodbye to the last weekend of the summer holidays. We start with $260 billion – that’s the amount of business lost by retailers due to shopping cart abandonment online. A social experiment from Lightico ...
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US mobile banking apps
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Social experiment shows banks’ mobile sign-ups fail

The poor traditional banks. Under siege from digital bank startups and well-financed fintechs. Profitable now, but potentially less so in the future. Unless they can figure out a way to attract new, younger, digital-savvy customers. A new social experiment by digital customer interactions company Lightico ...
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click and collect shopping research
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Consumers are clicking and buying, but why aren’t 14% collecting?

Click and collect, also called buy online pickup in-store (BOPIS), is often touted as the next big thing in the last-mile delivery of online purchases to consumers. In fact, nine out of 10 UK retailers say click and collect is the fastest-growing delivery option according ...
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Aug 23 Global payments news roundup

Is it still the summer holidays? You wouldn’t think so by the volume of news, and we’ve got global payments news highlights you can use. First, Comscore looks at how fast e-commerce is moving to mobile. US consumers are slow to embrace mobile and contactless ...
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cash and debit preferred for small payments
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For small payments, will that be cash or debit?

In China and Europe, contactless cards and mobile payments are commonplace, even with small payments. But in the US, cash and debit for small purchases are still king, although there is change on the horizon according to a survey from CreditCards.com. For US consumers, contactless ...
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Aug 9 Global payments news roundup

Hola! Our payments news roundup covers the latest from around the world starting with a look at MSTS’s “Credit as a Service™.” Then there’s the growing problem of password hygiene, according to new research from PC Matic. The future of retail is convenient and connected ...
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MSTS credit as a service
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What’s new in B2B payments? Credit as a Service

If you’re a typical SMB, one of your biggest challenges is managing B2B accounts receivables (AR) and slow-paying clients, particularly when you offer net 30- to net 60-day terms of payment. Help in managing AR has been around for a long time with the spectrum ...
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PULSE contactless payments research
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Debit payments growing and going digital

US consumers are paying with debit more often, and in more ways, including online shopping, online bill payments, and person-to-person (P2P) payments and momentum is building according to the Discover Financial Services’ PULSE® debit network’s 2019 Debit Issuer Study, carried out in May 2019. E-commerce ...
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TSB opens bank accounts with selfies
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Smile, and open UK bank account with a selfie

TSB is the latest bank to enable bank account openings with a selfie, hoping to gain new bank customers, especially from the ranks of Generation Z, as well as Gen X, Millennials, “Cuspers”, and even a few smartphone-using Boomers. The bank partnered with Palo Alto, ...
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Latin America e-commerce growth
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EBANX sees growth and opportunity in Latin America

Put aside any preconceived ideas or misconceptions about e-commerce in Latin America. E-commerce in the region is growing at 25% to 30% and past barriers to doing business and handling payments are fast disappearing with the growth of e-commerce, mobile adoption, new payments options, and ...
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