Mastercard discusses blockchain expansion into new verticals, Citi explores treasury’s path to real-time and Big Four auditing firms seek guidance on trade finance
| | | | BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS EDITION | | Citi: Need To Know Series |
| Citi Explores The Real-Time Payments User Experience The real-time payment rail floodgates are open, and with the groundwork now laid, faster payments adoption must come from focusing on the user experience, Anupam Sinha, global head of domestic payments and receivables at Citi, tells Karen Webster. In PYMNTS' latest Treasurer's Need To Know podcast, Sinha explores the Open Banking opportunity to add value to real-time payments infrastructure and make the user experience nearly invisible. |
| Reverse Factoring Intensifies The B2B Late Payments Debate With analysts from India to Europe continuing to sound the alarm over late payments, the issue of supply chain financing â or reverse factoring â is elevating the debate. Though experts agree access to financing is key to helping small businesses manage longer payment terms, they're split on whether supply chain financing is an asset or detriment to vendor cash flow. Hereâs our dive. |
| | Mastercard | | Mastercard On How Trust Unites Blockchain, Biometrics, Seafood And Healthcare Payments What does seafood have in common with healthcare? What do both have in common with tech such as blockchain and AI? In an interview with Karen Webster prior to yesterdayâs (Oct. 27) announcement of several new tech-driven initiatives, Jess Turner, EVP of North American digital payments and labs at Mastercard, delves into the network giantâs expansion into new verticals, and why trust underpins it all â with a dash of FinTech for good measure. |
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