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Take your knowledge to the next level with our library of resources covering the latest payment industry trends and opportunities.
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Combating COVID-19: Integrating an order ahead service
By facilitating payments remotely and in advanced of completing the transaction, businesses dramatically cut down the time commitment they are demanding from customers to be outside of their homes.
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Getting to grips with alternative payment methods
COVID-19 forces us to change many of the ways we do things, including how we purchase goods and make payments. Knowing what payment methods are available is the first step to managing the new normal.
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COVID-19: Facilitating the cash consumer in a crisis
Many consumers still want to use cash as their main source of payments. But to do so while still adhering to social distancing guidelines means taking cash purchases out of many stores.
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Digital payments in the community
How digital wallets can support people to make payments or send money to family and friends in a crisis.
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Will there be regulation to prevent cashless societies?
The US is leading the charge to prevent retailers from having the right to refuse cash payments. Will we see this trend cross the Atlantic to Europe any time soon? And how might this affect eCommerce?
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Why payment choice is key to attracting younger consumers
The appetite for alternative payment methods is especially strong in younger consumers, according to our latest consumer research Lost in Transaction: Gen Z expectations at the checkout
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eCommerce: is mobile-first the key to future-proofing?
We have reached an adoption tipping point; more Generation Z consumers habitually shop using a smartphone than via traditional eCommerce. So how should online businesses be reacting to this shift?
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[INFOGRAPHIC] LiT: Gen Z expectations at the checkout
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Could online cash solutions solve card decline issues?
Abandoned transactions are a serious concern for online businesses. But if a consumer was prompted to pay with cash when their card wasn't accepted, could the adverse effect of declines be removed?
