| Visa, Ingo Money: Pushing Payments Over The Last (Digital) Mile The last mile of digital payments can be a rocky one. In the age of instant gratification, fast is good, but instant is optimal, and even Same-Day ACH doesnât make the grade. Push payments are getting a tailwind, Ingo Money CEO Drew Edwards and Cecilia Frew, Visa's head of push payments for North America, told Karen Webster, as demographics shift and the gig economy takes root. But now comes the conundrum for stakeholders seeking delivery at the speed of bits and bytes: Build or buy? |
| To Earn Customer Trust, Rethink Digital Identity Tony Ball, senior vice president and general manager of identity and access management, Entrust Datacard, discusses the changing roles of trust and identity in a mobile and digital world during an interview with Karen Webster for PYMNTSâ Economy of Trust podcast series. Ball explains why identity is the new currency â a concept that is not only changing commerce and payments, but society â and how to deal with that reality. |
| Coupa: How CFOs Become Chief Business Drivers CFOs live between two worlds: what happened yesterday and what could happen tomorrow. Managing both means mitigating the business risk that keeps them up at night and their businesses from underperforming. Thatâs tough, Coupa CFO Todd Ford told PYMNTS, when 66 percent of financial professionals say they lack visibility into key data from across their organizations â or the collective intelligence needed to sharpen their performance. |
| | Contextual Commerce Report™ | | NEW DATA: The Commerce Channel 58 Percent of Consumers Now Use â And Like From making dinner reservations inside of a messaging app, to purchasing a pair of shoes while on a fashion blog, consumers are engaging in a powerful new contextual commerce channel â whether they realize it or not. According to the new Contextual Commerce Report, 58 percent of consumers now shop and pay for products they find within other sites or apps, and like the faster and easier experience it offers. PYMNTS surveyed 2,000 consumers to examine these behaviors, where contextual shopping happens the most â and why retailers and brands should take notice. |
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