By creating trends and building future-ready solutions, fintech companies try to satisfy global regulatory requirements and meet customer demands.
As the digital economy expands, chargebacks will remain a vital consumer protection tool. The onus is on financial institutions to adapt to this changing landscape, ensuring that chargeback processes are efficient, transparent, and aligned with the evolving needs and expectations of consumers.
Embedded lending technology now allows any brand to offer high margin lending products quickly and easily.
We are seeing the fintech industry shakeout with mergers and acquisitions as well as outright failures. Here are the key challenges facing fintechs today.
Providing customer service is expensive, particularly when it comes to payments. And people prefer to do self-service anyway as long as you give them easy options.
[Editor’s Note: This is a guest post from Venkatesh Bala, PhD, the Chief Risk Officer for Biz2Credit, LLC, a leading...
The payments landscape is undergoing a significant shift right way with new payments rails gaining more market share. And we have only just begun.
In a world where user experience is do or die, fintechs lose wallet share and loyalty due to mistakes around frontend design and development.
CSR initiatives and certifications are getting buffeted by corporate and political polarization around "doing good" versus "doing well."
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