Tag: payments
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SB Payment Service Scales Applications with VMware Tanzu Platform – “SB Payment Service offers multiple e-commerce merchants a centralized service that integrates various payment methods through a single API. With a lean team of 20 developers and five operators, SB Payment Service has achieved remarkable success using Tanzu Platform, processing a staggering 8 trillion yen…
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The Emerging Technologies That Will Drive The Future Of Payments – “A 2023 Forrester survey indicates that 63% of business and tech leaders plan to increase their investments in emerging technologies in the coming year. Yet despite this fervor, only 18% reported high success rates in their previous year’s tech initiatives.”
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🗂 Link: Alternative Payment Methods Enable International Purchases
If people from other countries already visit your site and make purchases, you might think it isn’t necessary to adjust your payment methods for them. But you’d be wrong. For each international customer that makes a purchase, there could be others who abandon checkout because they aren’t comfortable with any of the options available. Source:…
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🗂 Link: Rich countries must start planning for a cashless future
These problems have three remedies. First, governments need to ensure that central banks’ monopoly over coins and notes is not replaced by private monopolies over digital money. Rather than letting a few credit-card firms have a stranglehold on the electronic pipes for digital payments, as America may yet allow, governments must ensure the payments plumbing…
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While 94% of the 14,000 people in the survey said they used internet banking and 66% used mobile banking apps, ING customers were unhappy about the decision to phase out the use of ‘tan’ codes for approving payments and require mobile approvals instead. Read more at DutchNews.nl: Source: Thousands of rejected migrants unable to return…
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Link: Square expands its bank-like offerings, letting sellers charge customers in installments
Disrupters gonna disrupt, loans edition: This type of loan is typically reserved for retailers who bring in more than $1 million in revenue, and requires a lot of paperwork. Original source: Square expands its bank-like offerings, letting sellers charge customers in installments
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