| Mexican Govât explores Amazon mobile payments, Visa launches female founder challenge, Google tests shoppable images | | | Visa Celebrates International Women's Day With A Global Challenge For Female Entrepreneurs Since 2015, the Visa Everywhere Initiative has identified the startups that will solve tomorrow's payment and commerce challenges. This year, the Visa Everywhere Initiative: Womenâs Global Edition will help female founders close the gap between innovative ideas and the capital needed to grow those businesses. Visaâs Chief Marketing and Communications Officer Lynne Biggar tells Karen Webster what makes this first-of-its-kind global challenge so special. |
| Beyond Unattended Retail, Thereâs Unattended Payments Amid the Amazon and Uber effects, retail is changing, and the unattended model is gaining traction. In a new PYMNTS âState Ofâ podcast, Worldnet CEO Will Byrne tells Karen Webster that the shift to unattended retail also means a shift to âunattended payments.â As lines blur between in-store and online commerce, listen in on who they say is set to snag the unattended retail advantage. |
| How POS Financing Can Make The Friendly Skies Much Friendlier Today, consumers want as many options to pay for their trips as possible, as travel providers narrow their choices of where and when to travel. Brand legacy systems can complicate that, UATP CEO Ralph Kaiser and Uplift CEO Brian Barth tell PYMNTS, particularly when it comes to providing POS credit. Hereâs why. |
| | Credit Union Tracker™ | | PenFedâs Playbook On Helping Government Workers Survive Shutdowns During the 35-day U.S. government shutdown, federal credit unions had thousands of members without paychecks, with no end in sight. Ricardo Chamorro, EVP at D.C. area-based PenFed Credit Union, tells PYMNTS that keeping its affected members afloat meant applying lessons learned from weathering more than 20 shutdowns to provide stability to its members. We have the details in the March issue of the Credit Union Tracker. |
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