| Workforce Spend Playbook⢠|
| How Spend Tools Feed Food Banksâ Need For Accountability As nonprofits provide Thanksgiving meals to communities in need this week, missing receipts or misspent funds can eat away at their resources. These are issues the Greater Boston Food Bank has tried to resolve with spend and fuel cards to make expense management more seamless. In the new Workforce Spend Playbook, GBFB Chief Financial Officer David Noymer explains how spend tools help the organization deliver 57 million meals annually, and remain mission-focused instead of chasing receipts. |
| Fighting Real-Time Payment Fraud In Layers, With Moats Real-time payments carry real time fraud risk, and financial institutions (FIs) need to change the way they seek, identify and â most of all â prevent fraudulent activity. Kannan Srinivasan, vice president of risk strategy and analytics at Fiserv, tells PYMNTS why a layered approach, and building moats, works best in the battle to keep bad guys away from account data. |
| PODCAST: âHow To Instantâ Series |
| How Instant Busts The Myth Of Float Float has often been used as an argument against adopting instant payments. But, as Ingo Money CEO Drew Edwards tells Karen Webster in a new podcast, itâs an idea thatâs finally dying out â and players across verticals are realizing the flexibility and control of instant outweighs any mythical advantages conveyed by float. Hereâs why he says float costs more than it nets â and itâs time to let it go, because it doesnât exist anymore anyway. |
| As Mobile Wallets Players Vie To Contend — What’s It Going To Take To Win? With almost 200 mobile wallets on the market today, there are a lot of eWallet players trying to eDisrupt cash and cards. All wallets, however, are not created equal, and not all will exist in five years. In a new Masterclass video, Boku CEO Jon Prideaux, tells Karen Webster how large-scale mobile payments ignition can happen, and what its path to global scale will likely look like in the next decade — and what players have an advantage. |
| | Sharing Economy | | Lessons From Airbnb On Solving The Sharing Economy Trust Issue Without trust, the sharing economyâs growth could slow. And trust in the sector of the sharing economy centered around property rentals is going through some tough times lately. As Airbnb makes major moves, Mike Gramz, executive vice president and chief risk officer at Yapstone, talks about how to build even more trust into the system â without bogging it down with too many burdensome security checks. |
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