| Zelle hits $35B in Q4 payments, Fundbox Pay expands to B2B eCommerce, Paytm eyes developed markets | | | Fundbox Pay Expands To B2B Marketplaces Financing purchases at the point of sale is gaining traction in B2C eCommerce â and now, B2B is trying to get into the fold. To that end, Fundbox has expanded access to its business credit solution â Fundbox Pay â at the points where smaller firmsâ payment workflows and checkout intersect. Fundboxâs CBO Sebastian Rymarz tells Karen Webster that it offers credit where and when companies need it, helped by AI-driven insight. |
| Do Grocery Stores Need Bitcoin ATMs? Bread, bananas and bitcoin? Yep, consumers can now buy bitcoin at the Coinstar kiosks, best known for cashing in coins at the local supermarket. PYMNTS talks to Neil Bergquist, CEO of bitcoin ATM provider Coinme, about why Coinstar is keen on crypto â and how he remains convinced that this is the best way for the crypto to go mainstream. |
| Starbucks Hits 16.3M Mobile Users, Eyes Expanded Delivery Starbucks ended 2018 on a solid note â and remains bullish on its prospects for 2019. Looking forward, the coffee juggernaut is confident about its China expansion (despite investor concerns), and is committed to growing its delivery partnership with Uber Eats as it attempts to draw ever-more devotees into mobile ordering and loyalty. |
| | PSD2 Tracker™ | | PSD2 Creates Turbulence For Travel Operators As PSD2 comes into full effect, the travel industry must change the way it interacts with customers. In the latest PSD2 Trackerâ¢, Jean-Christophe Lacour, head of merchant services for Amadeus, shares new insights into how PSD2 is already impacting travel operators, and how SCA requirements are impacting users at checkout. |
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