How payments can better serve those navigating the cost of living crisis

While some progress has been made, there is still a strong opportunity for the payments sector to collaborate and innovate on solutions that work for at-risk and underserved populations to help build their financial capabilities and resilience during the cost-of-living crisis.

What could that collaboration look like in practice between different industry stakeholders, both public and private?

Following the release of a report from The Payments Associations’ Project Inclusion, Navigating the rise of cost-of-living crisis: Payments Innovation as a game-changer’, this webinar furthers explore how the payments sector can offer innovative and tailored services for long-underserved individuals and communities and what public policy must be implemented to allow this happen

Watch webinar to explore:

  • The impact of the cost-of-living crisis on those already financially underserved, how well the current financial services ecosystem and payments innovation is able to support them. Where are the gaps that still need addressing?
  • How payments technology could be leveraged further to close the loop between public and private services – e.g
  • The potential of innovations like fintech, open banking, open finance, and AI to support individuals at risk of financial exclusion.
  • Shifting the narrative around financial inclusion from ‘nice to have’ to meeting a real demand worth investing in.

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