Payments Industry, We Have a Problem…
Despite an increasing level of awareness of mobile payment options, usage at point-of-sale retail locations remains low.
Despite an increasing level of awareness of mobile payment options, usage at point-of-sale retail locations remains low.
Sitting on the sidelines is no longer a viable mobile payments strategy in banking, proven by new research from the Boston Fed.
Some banks believe Apple Watch, Touch ID, Apple Pay and Apple Wallet provide the foundation for a better mobile banking customer experience.
Increasing mobile payment acceptance will require a better value proposition and understanding of security benefits.
An analysis of the universal plastic payments cards shows why these alternatives may be the bridge to mobile payments.
With competition in the $2.7 trillion payments industry so intense, banks and credit unions will benefit from this analysis of the major players.
Soon enough, seeing someone at the register waving their credit card will seem as old-school as seeing someone writing a check does today.
Consumers are embracing mobile payments about as quickly as they've adopted any financial innovation in the last 100 years.
Traditional payment instruments are declining as emerging technologies and currencies are more widely used, especially among Millennials.
As concerns about payment card security increase, the factors that go into selecting a preferred method of payment are also changing.
Should banking be concerned that despite massive media attention, mobile payments still represent only a small fraction of POS transactions?
As banks and credit unions begin 2015 strategic planning, these mobile, digital and payment statistics will set the foundation for success.
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