
Three Trends That Are Redefining the Credit Card Industry
The pandemic's powerful impact on spending habits will have long-lasting effects on digital payment channels, loyalty and credit quality.
The latest news about payments and digital payments trends, including mobile payments, contactless payments, real-time payments, and mobile wallets like Venmo and Zelle.
The pandemic's powerful impact on spending habits will have long-lasting effects on digital payment channels, loyalty and credit quality.
Zelle's dollar volume is higher, but Venmo's P2P app is growing. Banks must understand how it poses a significant risk to traditional models.
Instant issuance of new or replacement cards is now expected by consumers. It also creates three benefits for financial institutions.
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A battle of titans is building between Apple and Google over the future of banking. At stake are data and checking account revenue.
Fintechs came up with the popular 'early access to pay' feature. Now 'on-demand' pay kicks it up another notch, and banks are joining in.
The short answer: They want it all. But while change continues rapidly in the key payments arena, even their traditional methods hang on.
Anticipation about the mega-retailer's banking ambitions stokes fears, but the evolving role of hybrid fintech/neobank Green Dot is key.
As a new normal begins both must take a fresh look at what they are doing with mobile apps and beyond or get beaten by large national banks.
Paying landlords checks is a thing of the past. Consumers will soon be paying for their apartments with a credit card — and getting rewarded.
Marketing can't be a daily core dump of features, but the frequency of promotional messages consumers will accept is higher than you'd think.
Fast-growing payments app remains an option for banks and credit unions only. Players using banking-as-a-service programs aren't eligible.
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Regionals' attitudes on overdraft are changing, though megabanks don't appear to be there yet. Digital technology is providing new options.
Don't toss out your currency-counting machines yet. Use of cash, that decidedly old-school form of payment, is seeing new signs of life.
New cashback rewards card for mass affluent is spearhead for a rejuvenated card program rolling out first phases over 2021-2022.
New data confirms that consumer loyalties are shifting rapidly to large fintechs like PayPal, and that digital payments are a key reason.
The pandemic affected how consumers see multiple financial needs. Tools and techniques for promoting services will have to evolve.
Banks and credit unions face an inescapable challenge to keep pace with the changes in the payments marketplace.
While new ways to pay on the installment plan beckon, younger consumers attracted to fintech offerings could be wooed back by banks.
Speed of payment has growing appeal and sets the stage for more interest and growth in real-time payments, says Fiserv expert.
Study shows that among younger adults, the trend is clearly up, but sagging interest among older U.S. consumers stalls overall growth.
Financial institutions can't rely on consumer loyalty. Big techs and mega retailers can, and will, offer what consumers really want.
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