| Visa; Why The US Is Finally Ready For Contactless While contactless card use has surged worldwide, it has lagged stateside. However, thatâs about to change, says Daniel Sanford, Visaâs head of global contactless payments. If their global popularity is an indicator, U.S. consumers are ready for contactless payments, particularly using contactless cards for low-ticket transactions. Read Sanfordâs interview with Karen Webster to find out why. |
| In The Drive To Modernize Treasury Ops, Mind The Gap All business decisions involve trade-offs. When it comes to enterprise cash management, figuring out what nice-to-have versus need-to-have can be a struggle, especially as real-time initiatives dominate headlines. As Andrew Bateman, president at FIS, tells Karen Webster, it pays to mind the gap between whatâs top of mind for cash managers and whatâs in the solutions that innovators put on their doorsteps. |
| Why Credit Unions Should Talk The Fraud Prevention Talk When it comes to talking fraud protection shop with consumers, credit unions could stand to take a page out of the big banksâ playbook. CO-OP Financial Services Head of Security John Buzzard tells PYMNTS that credit unions can offer all the same fraud protections, paired with cheaper, more personalized services. They just need to talk the talk, because theyâre already walking the digital innovation walk. |
| | Subscription Commerce Tracker™ | | NEW REPORT: With Canvas, Ford Test Drives Auto Rental Subscriptions For short-term transportation needs, Uber and ZipCar can work well, but longer-term stints often involve costlier options, like buying a vehicle or signing a years-long lease. Thatâs a challenge that subscription-based services, like Fordâs Canvas, are aiming to address by offering more flexible, private access to vehicles without a lengthy commitment. In the latest Subscription Commerce Trackerâ¢, Canvas CEO Ned Ryan offers PYMNTS an inside look at how the subscription model works. |
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