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| Why Digital Disbursements Need More Than Speed Nearly all consumers want faster payments â a fact that is wholly unsurprising Ingo CEO Drew Edwards told Karen Webster. What often does come as a surprise, however, is the degree to which payments canât just be faster to make consumers happy. Payments are increasingly about a whole experience â speed is an important part, but not the only one. |
| Why Technology Isnât Bank Transformationâs Silver Bullet It's easy to get excited about the next big technology in banking, Chris Gill, senior director of global advisory services at Diebold Nixdorf, tells PYMNTS in a recent conversation. Yet, technology can only enable a solution â it can't be one on its own. Hereâs what he says banks are doing to drive meaningful digital transformation forward. |
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| Will Consumers Want To Monetize Their Own Data? Everyone else is making money off consumer data, so why not the consumer? Ad platform turned consumer data advocate SRAX is using blockchain to put consumers in charge of who can access their data identity â then pays them directly when itâs accessed. CEO Chris Miglino explains why he thinks consumers and advertisers will sign on. |
| | Faster Payments | | Faster Payments: Does The Fed Have A Hidden Agenda? Steve Jobs told the Stanford Class of 2005 that connecting the dots was only possible when looking backwards. Karen Webster says, if thatâs true, then looking back no further than last week â and two unrelated faster payment announcements â could speak volumes about the future of faster payments in the U.S. Not to mention, insight into what could be the Fedâs hidden agenda about its interest in operating a competing faster payments network. Ready to connect the dots? |
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