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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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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?
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Disruption and the new retail experience
Not only are consumers savvier than ever, they also want to be in control of every aspect of their shopping experience. Here’s how merchants can stay on top of this development and reap its rewards.
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Lost in Transaction: key findings on consumer behaviour
Paysafe commissioned an independent research study to investigate buying habits, attitudes to cash and preferred payment methods in the UK, US and Canada. Here’s what we found out.
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Tap-and-go: contactless cards reach 10
Since 2007, contactless has represented a faster and more convenient way to pay. A decade on, there are 108 million contactless-enabled cards across the UK, and over 491,000 compatible terminals.
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The dental industry takes a bite out of Big Data
Todd Linden weighs in with his view on how the payment processing world can provide small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) with Big Data solutions across all their verticals.
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From omnichannel. To unichannel.
The word “omnichannel” is losing relevance. It might have sufficed in the e-commerce landscape of five years ago, but today’s scenarios are vastly more complex.
