| Qapital CEO: Behavioral Economics Meets Consumers Who Need To Save Telling people how to spend (or not) their money doesnât sound like a recipe for popularity â yet for Qapital, itâs proven surprisingly sticky, as CEO George Friedman told PYMNTS. He said that Qapital isnât the only company with a modern-day, digital penny jar â but itâs one that is taking full advantage of behavioral economics to motivate its users to save. Hereâs how. |
| The Impact Of PSD2 And GDPR On Merchant Fraud The regulatory world is a global bowl of alphabet soup these days, between PSD2, SCA, GDPR â leaving many merchants to wish they had a decoder to help them sort out the impact of these regulations on fraud. On April 25, Ethoca and PYMNTS will endeavor to be just that, answering merchantsâ most burning questions about the shifting sands of regulation, and the impact on merchants in their fight against fraud. |
| | Mobile Order-Ahead Tracker™ | | Wagamama Beefs Up Mobile Order-Ahead Mobile order-ahead is no longer a nice-to-have for QSRs â the tech, says Wagamama CIO Richard Tallboy, is now table stakes. In the latest Mobile Order-Ahead Tracker, Tallboy tells PYMNTS how mobile order-ahead is changing consumer behavior. Those shifts, he said, prompted the company to beef up its mobile app and think more strategically about the role payments could play in creating a better customer experience. |
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