| Whatâs in store for banks post-election, The terrifying truth about transaction laundering, OCC says it was breached. | | | | Payments as a Service Tracker⢠|
| In Pursuit Of The Perfect Payments-As-A-Service Pairing
When it comes to full-service payments, one size does not fit all. PYMNTS spoke with Perry Kramer, Boston Retail Partners VP, about how different retailers size up their payments solutions options. Those insights, plus a ranking of 75 global players and the latest news and trends, inside the October Payments as a Service Tracker. Read More... |
| Payments Urban Legends, Both Scary and True
We want to make your flesh creep. But in a good way, where you learn something. It is Halloween after all, and the PYMNTS audience had its hackles raised when Karen Webster hosted G2 CEO Allison Guidette and her findings on the hidden dangers that lurk for acquirers and Financial Institutions â those urban payments legends that are all too real, and all too costly.
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| For Digital Identities, Verify and Verify Again
Trust, but verify? How about verify, then trust? As data breaches proliferate, financial institutions must make sure that consumers are who they say they are, online and offline. And according to Socureâs CEO Sunil Madhu in Fridayâs episode of PYMNTS Topic TBD, new layers of verification must be adopted to provide peace of mind and monitor digital identities. Read More... |
| | Regulation | | Banksâ Very Scary Future
Lots of people in the U.S. will be sitting on pins and needles awaiting the election results a week from Tuesday. Not bankers, says Karen Webster, who says that they should simply grab a few stiff drinks and call it an early night. Why? Regardless of who wins, she says, the next 4 (or 8) years for bankers will be the same â pretty bad. In fact, she says, even worse than what theyâre dealing with today. Find out why she says that the future of financial services is scarier than even the scariest of Halloween thrillers â and what bankers can do about it. Read More... |
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