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DiMo turns one year in Mexico. With this new digital payments initiative, the central bank wants to move on from CoDi´s unsuccessful experience.
Employer-sponsored healthcare spending is at $1.5 trillion but has not yet been impacted much by fintech. Now, is the time for that to change.
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.
It is time for digital wallets to come into their own. They can and should be more than a payment method, they could become the financial
For businesses to improve customer experience it is important that data is not lost between entities in the payments chain.
The largest payments network in the US is the ACH network. It is probably the most important fintech infrastructure ever developed and it is now 50 years old.
With increasingly unaffordable healthcare costs, higher deductible health plans, and confusing medical billing statements, Americans are simply turning away from healthcare. This article will discuss how healthcare affordability and care avoidance are closely linked and how both affect patients, employers, and providers. In addition, it will explain why even patients with insurance are in desperate need of a new financial payment model that addresses the burden of healthcare costs.
In today's world of embedded payments any software company (ISV) can generate revenue from payments processing. PayFac-as-a-Service is how you do that quickly and easily.
The CEO and founder of Plink explains why even today banks are unable to fully utilize the card transaction data that exists inside their own systems.
The open banking industry in the US had a slow start to life, but is shaping up for an exciting 2024. With the first glimpses of regulator support and increasing demand from merchants, Pay by Bank is set to become a serious alternative to mainstream payment methods in the minds of US consumers.