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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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The smart tools helping travel merchants and acquirers work better together
The way travel merchants work with acquirers is harming liquidity. Here’s how smart tools can improve this and help merchants thrive.
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Gamescom 2023: The future of video game payments is here
At the epic industry event, we caught a glimpse of the future of gaming, and the part video game payments can play in taking it to the next level.
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eCommerce merchants can thrive with optimised seasonal deals and payments
Consumer behaviour is changing. Here’s how eCommerce merchants can optimise seasonal deals to achieve success.
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How to take video game payments to the next level
Technologies like Web3, AI and more are driving change for games developers, publishers, and players. Now, video game payments are vital to the industry’s exciting future.
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Payments in VR, AR and the Metaverse: consumers are ready for new experiences
We look at the current state of payments in VR and AR, the future of buying in the metaverse, and how businesses can help customers embrace change.
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AI in payments: consumer awareness and trust must grow to reach its potential
The potential for AI in payments is vast, and yet our recent Lost in Transaction report found that usage and appetite among consumers is low. So why is this the case, and how can this potential be realised?
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How eCash can help European iLottery operators hit the jackpot with customers
Consumers across Europe are continuing to embrace online lotteries, so how can operators ensure they’re delivering the best experience possible to match player expectations? Offering a variety of payment options, including online cash, is crucial.
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How will AI impact crypto?
We explore how AI will impact crypto and what this means for crypto holders and the payments industry.
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Consumers embrace experiences and raise payments expectations as living costs continue to soar
It may be no surprise that consumers are adapting the way they spend, with change dictated by tighter budgets and an uncertain economic outlook. But the way spending is changing is presenting consumer-facing businesses with both challenges and opportunities.