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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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Are vehicles the next payment platforms?
Developments of the Internet of Things and voice activated technology mean that consumers will soon be able to make online purchases through their car without taking their hands off the wheel.
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Payments: what happened in 2018?
We look back at the predictions we made at the beginning of 2018, including our vision for voice-activated payments and cryptocurrencies, as well as a new role for cash online and the impact of PSD2.
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How 3DS Secure 2.0 will reshape card payment acceptance
Rules are being introduced that mandate the adoption of 3D Secure 2.0, the new EMVCo security standard that is VISA and Mastercard’s solution for compliance with PSD2. Here's our need-to-know guide.
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The next year in payments: 11 trends to expect in 2019
Contactless, cryptocurrencies, Open Banking and greater financial inclusion will be some of the major topics that will shape the payments landscape in 2019
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Easy-to-use security is the key to frictionless future
Consumers are increasingly using frictionless payment methods, from contactless to in-app and voice-activated. Before these new ways to pay become the norm, people need to be reassured of the benefits
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[INFOGRAPHIC] LiT: Payment Trends 2018: 10 key takeaways
The most significant statistics from our recent research
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Voice-activated payments: The road ahead
Consumers’ dislike of friction is well-documented. And merchants have had to adapt to this new reality by offering seamless online and offline experiences and more payment choices.
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The trailblazing world of payments innovation
Key takeaways and trends from Money20/20 Asia 2018
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Embracing new regulation to achieve a competitive edge
Paysafe’s Chief Product Officer Daniel Kornitzer spoke to Totally Gaming about payment trends, challenges presented by new regulation, the rise of biometric payments, and the company’s goals for 2018
