… time. What’s more, while a majority of consumers report not having tried innovations such as cryptocurrencies and voice-activated systems, they’ve heard of them. And almost half expect merchants to…
… and merchants can agree: cloud-based wallets, mobile wallets and alternative payments such as cryptocurrencies. Our research shows that these will continue making inroads into the mainstream. Customers…
… driver of consumer behaviour. Which is why e-wallets, mobile payments and even cash alternatives such as cryptocurrencies are becoming more popular. But this doesn’t mean modern customers don’t care about…
… prepaid cards and cash vouchers, to payment apps such as Apple and Samsung Pay and the advent of cryptocurrencies, consumers have a wealth of choice; a trend that businesses must adapt to or risk being left…
… across a global network of computers. Every time the information is amended by a user with a cryptographic code, the copies of the blockchain on all systems are updated. This decentralised approach…
… sales. The evolution of cash has led to more consumers adopting mobile wallets (24 percent) and cryptocurrencies (12 percent) for payments. While debit and credit cards remain king for consumers when…
… to adapt to an array of new mobile wallets and P2P payment schemes emerging through blockchain and cryptocurrencies. Another factor pushing this forward is demographics: over 85% of 18-34 year olds plan…
… from our pockets, other countries may also launch similar initiatives. A coming of age for cryptocurrencies? Speaking of digital cash, cryptocurrencies, long touted as the next big thing, are…
… as Paysafe is demonstrating as part of a Canadian smart city pilot project. 6. Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. The jury’s still out on exactly which cryptocurrencies will prevail in payments, but the…
… new markets, Paysafe is also helping its partners embrace new technologies – not least blockchain and cryptocurrencies. Exactly how blockchain fits into gaming and the broader payments industry is still up…
