
Costly Truth for Banks: Cash Payments Are Down But Not Out
Consumers and businesses are inching closer to a cashless world. Closer, but not all the way, and that presents some challenges for banks.
The latest news about payments and digital payments trends, including mobile payments, contactless payments, real-time payments, and mobile wallets like Venmo and Zelle.
Consumers and businesses are inching closer to a cashless world. Closer, but not all the way, and that presents some challenges for banks.
Fintech firms like Klarna, Affirm and PayPal face a brand-new regulatory regime for buy now, pay later plans as bureau clamps down.
The head of the bank-owned P2P payments app says QR code business payments are hot now, and responds to Zelle's high-profile fraud issues.
Credit card reward points, historically limited to specific purchases, are becoming a type of currency, a trend that could boost card usage.
Customers demand intuitive, easy payment options. Banks and credit unions can meet the expectation by getting on board with digital wallets.
Wringing inflation out of the system is already hurting many consumers as rates rise. More pain is coming for them and for banks and fintechs.
The Durbin Amendment is blamed for the near elimination of debit card rewards. A new Durbin bill could do the same for credit card rewards.
As inflationary realities, worries about recession, and potential regulation for fintech BNPL firms increase, Citizens Pay keeps growing.
Higher interest rates and alternative lending options, especially BNPL, prompt financially strained consumers to spend less on plastic.
Merchants' desire to improve customer experience could produce winners and losers among banking payments providers.
With multiplying payment options, financial institutions have a massive opportunity to become trusted advisers to consumers and businesses.
Sweeping payment-trends study confirms preeminence of mobile money everywhere retail purchases are made. Real-time payments are also surging.
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Buy now, pay later was a wave that never crested, until now. Market saturation, regulation and a possible recession are dragging it down.
Chase, U.S. Bancorp, BofA and others haven't seen any notable downtick in card performance. (They wouldn't mind seeing balances tick up.)
With consumers using digital wallets at a much higher rate, it's critical for banks and other card issuers to remain 'top of wallet.'
Launching in 2023, FedNow real-time payments have grabbed the attention of smaller banks, credit unions, fintechs ... and The Clearing House.
A mix of payment types is now the norm. Community banks must be able to handle the latest digital options as well as offline payments.
The Apple Pay Later product slams other BNPL players, but its effect on banking could be bigger, especially as part of a payments platform.
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