| Cap One hack hits 100M+ consumers, BAMS, First Data call it quits in 2020, Visa on blockchain tech and x-border payments |  | | Tuition Payments Study⢠|
| Report: The Late Tuition Payment Epidemic Nearly half of all students and more than a third of financial supporters are either currently late on payments or have been in the past. For the new Tuition Payments Study, PYMNTS surveyed 1,983 consumers to analyze the challenges students and supporters face in paying for college education and the role that payment plans can play in alleviating tuition payments pain. |
| Can Uber Change The Subscription Game Too? Uberâs new subscription bundle marks a big shift in how platforms are using subscription tech to acquire and retain customers in hotly competitive markets. Dan Burkhart, CEO and Co-Founder at Recurly, talks with Karen Webster about the strategic aspect of Uberâs new subscription service and where it could be headed. |
| Why Mastercard Bit On Flybits Banks have mountains of consumer data that can be used to build experiences. They often lack, Mastercardâs President, Loyalty Services, Managed Services and Labs as a Service, Francis Hondal tells Karen Webster, ways to turn that data into actionable insights. Thatâs why she says the company has invested in Flybits â because it thinks the future of digital financial services will be FinTechs and banks collaborating to close the data/experiential gap. |
| QSRs Supersize Their Digital Ante Q2 2019 showed that the quick-service restaurant (QSR) digital and mobile innovation push has gained more fuel. Starbucks, McDonald’s, Dunkin’ and Chipotle are among the industry leaders to have posted big benefits from better delivery programs and other digital initiatives. And while much work remains to make QSRs even more digital, fresh financials and original PYMNTS research show where these trends are headed. Here’s the dive. |
| | Smarter Payments Tracker™ | | How Visaâs Using Blockchain Tech To Simplify X-Border Payments For both merchants and FIs, cross-border payments can be a significant struggle. Compliance with governmental regulations, currency fluctuations and other factors can result in slow processing times, causing inconvenience for customers, says Vikram Modi, head of Visa Directâs global platform and solutions. In this month's Smarter Payments Tracker, he talks with PYMNTS about how Visa is working to improve cross-border transactions by utilizing blockchain technology. |
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