| Affirmâs Levchin On Changing The Consumer Credit Conversation In recent years, the view that credit is inherently dangerous for consumers has become popular. Popular, but wrong, Affirm Founder and CEO Max Levchin tells Karen Webster â and likely to point the credit conversation in the wrong direction. Access to credit is more often a consumer need than a whim, he notes, and the right conversation is about how to construct credit products so they become tools that give consumers choice and control over managing their cash flow. |
| The Consumerâs Role In Battling Fraud Forecasting the future of fraud these days is much harder work than it was two years ago. The reason, TCM Bankâs CEO Damon Moorer tells PYMNTS, is that after years of breaches, fraudsters have massive troves of data to leverage in ever-increasing, creative ways. The tools, he notes, are improving, but itâs still early in the new age fraud battle â and there are more unknowns than knowns. |
| Square Talks Temp Payroll The holiday hiring crush is challenging for retailers in general, and itâs particularly tough in 2018, with employers bringing on a record number of temp workers. Squareâs Head of Payroll Caroline Hollis talks to PYMNTS about the annual labor crush â and how smart SMBs are keeping the back office merry during the busiest time of year. |
| | Mobile Order-Ahead Tracker™ | | The Role Of Biometrics In Streamlining Order-Ahead Hummus and pita with a side of cybersecurity? When it comes to warding off fraudsters, QSRs would be wise to adopt biometric authentication and entrust customer data storage to partners, says Dan Simpson, CEO of the Tazikiâs Mediterranean Café chain. In the latest Mobile Order-Ahead Tracker, Simpson explains how it is possible to keep fraud controls current, without having to be a tech pioneer. |
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