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Lost in Transaction Peru: Consumer payments trends 2022
Supporting a large unbanked population and with alternative payment methods (APMs) already trusted by many consumers, Peru presents a rich opportunity for merchants.
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Why online businesses don’t trust their checkouts
SMBs don’t believe that their payments are secure, according to our latest research.
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Tackling the issue of cart abandonments
Cart abandonments remain a significant problem for online businesses. Could alternative payments be the answer?
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Plotting a course to consumer adoption of cryptocurrencies
Are we only 12 months away from the majority of businesses offering crypto in their online checkout?
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Payment trends 2022: Shifting the needle in the next 12 months
The payments industry continues to evolve at pace. Here are some of the factors we expect to have the biggest influences on consumers and business in the coming year.
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Tracking the diversification of the online payment landscape
It has been clear for years that the future of online payments isn’t going to rely on a general consumer consensus focused on one, or even a handful of payment methods. Regional preferences have been a developing trend throughout global digital payments as eCommerce has evolved, but so too has been a general shift away dependency on card payments.
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Why next-generation payments are the key to taking open banking to the next level
Both consumers and merchants have proved they’re eager for change in financial services, but what we’ve seen since PSD2 is just the beginning. We look beyond the opening up of APIs to see what sort of next-generation payments will satisfy demand as innovation in open banking gains pace.
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Taking local bank transfers global
Different approaches to banking connectivity around the world mean we’re still way off achieving global instant bank transfers. What will get us there? Creating frameworks that transcend geographic boundaries, agreeing on standardised APIs, and building partnerships between banks and payments companies at local levels.
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Offering more payment choices at the checkout is a must. Here's why.
Consumer habits and expectations continue to change when it comes to online payments. Reacting to this is critical for businesses, and that begins by offering more digital payment methods.