PXP Financial Inc has announced a partnership with leading provider of integrated payment processing and technology solutions Shift4, as PXP expands its capabilities in the US market.
While some may say m-commerce has simply piggybacked on the overall e-commerce “boom”, this really isn’t the case: m-commerce has actually overtaken desktops, the traditional king of e-commerce, to become the reigning form of online payments. Yet a mobile-first world has some implications for issuers when it comes to payments – let’s dig in.
E-commerce growth is predicted to reach the pre-pandemic level by the end of this year. However, Fast-Growing and Emerging regions remain excluded from access to global e-commerce due to prevailing constraints on cross-border shopping.
Fintech and trusted payment service provider Paynetics is hosting its third roundtable on the future of fintech, held virtually via Zoom on the 8th December, from 12-1:30PM (GMT).
A recent Financial Times Focus report revealed how banks may be on the brink of extinction. Technology, customer focus and a real social purpose can still save them.
Blue Train Marketing’s latest blog details the necessary steps that you must follow when creating a fintech brand name. From competitor research to your brand’s purpose, you must take it all into consideration.
Exploring the huge rise of Buy Now Pay Later solutions, and what it means for the industry and the consumer.
Exploring the growth of Banking as a Service – and what it means for the industry.
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