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Resource Center
Take your knowledge to the next level with our library of resources covering the latest payment industry trends and opportunities.
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Can fantasy sports change the payments game?
This month’s feature article examines the challenges involved in introducing fantasy sports to new markets.
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Can banks afford to ignore this?
Blockchain has been the “next big thing” for payments for some time. A dependable and trusted source of data about customers, transactions and other kinds of payment information is not lost on bankers
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Consumers embrace new ways to pay
The growing popularity for alternative payment methods is transforming the traditional shopping experience and spelling a new era for commerce.
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Are merchants ready to fight digital payments fraud?
Customers are more aware of issues around security than ever before. Regardless, fraud is still a problem which means merchants with lax or ineffective security can seriously damage their reputation.
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Fraud reduction as a strategy
While the prevailing industry view is that a convenient user experience wins over tight security, customer expectations are far more nuanced; staying safe online is still a priority.
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Payment security and the cult of convenience
As competition in e-commerce grows increasingly stiff, customer experience is the new mantra. Consumers are firmly in control. So merchants are on a mission to erase friction and maximise convenience.
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Payments and the sharing economy
As the sharing economy continues to grow from strength to strength so will software platforms and marketplaces. They are, after all, the infrastructure that makes it all happen.
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Is the bank branch facing extinction?
The quality of a bank’s digital offering is now a bigger priority than branch proximity for a majority of consumers. But does this mean bank branches are slowly heading toward extinction?
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The changing face of payments in the digital age
According to Lost In Transaction, 55% of Brits, 54% of Americans and 52% of Canadians doubt if they’ll need notes and coins to shop in two years’ time. What does this mean for the future of payments?
