The growth of real-time payments over the next five years will gain momentum from cross-border transfers in a global economy, according to research released early Monday. Indeed, the total number of real-time transactions, also known as instant payments, worldwide will reach 376 billion in 2027, up 289% from 97 billion, …
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AmEx Business Link Debuts And Other Digital Transactions News briefs from 12/1/22
American Express Co. announced AmEx Business Link, a business-to-business payments ecosystem for network issuing and acquiring clients to offer their business customers. Payments provider Newtek Business Services said it has received conditional approval from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to close on its acquisition of the National Bank of New …
Read More »The $100-Billion Question
About three-quarters of online shoppers walk away when they get to checkout, erasing more than $100 billion a year in potential revenue. What is to be done? Most people celebrate December because they’re expecting to enjoy the season’s good cheer—as well as some long-expected gifts. Merchants, of course, like the …
Read More »The Race for Real Time
As the market for real-time payments continues to develop in the United States—and as the Federal Reserve prepares for a commercial launch of its own real-time network next year—the race is on to capture market share. There are a number of contenders, but one clear frontrunner is The Clearing House …
Read More »Moneybird Picks Adyen And Other Digital Transactions News briefs from 11/30/22
Payments provider Adyen Inc. said Moneybird, a software-as-a-service platform, has agreed to use card-issuing and business-accounts services the payments company has recently released. Prepaid card specialist Blackhawk Network announced its rebates-redemption platform has exceeded 1 billion transactions. Rebates are processed via branded gift or prepaid cards. POSaBIT Systems Corp., a specialist in payments processing …
Read More »Shrugging off the Impending FedNow, TCH Marks Five Years of Real-Time Processing Growth
As the market for real-time payments continues to develop in the United States—and as the Federal Reserve prepares for a commercial launch of its own real-time network next year—The Clearing House Payments Co. is celebrating the five-year anniversary this month for its own nationwide service. “We keep plowing forward,” Jim …
Read More »Klarna Added to Viva Wallet And Other Digital Transactions News briefs from 11/14/22
Buy now, pay later provider Klarna AB said its service is now included in Viva Wallet, a European payment platform. Klarna says it serves 150 million active users globally, conducting 2 million daily transactions.In the wake of the implosion of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, Silvergate Capital Corp. said FTX’s deposits at the bank totaled $11.9 …
Read More »Consumer Spending Moderates in October And Other Digital Transactions News briefs from 11/10/22
Overall consumer spending per household moderated in October compared to September, up 2.9% year-over-year vs. 3.2%, according to a study from Bank of America Institute. Still, total transactions for the bank—cards, ACH, wires, bill pay, P2P, cash, and checks—increased 9%. Payments provider Green Dot Corp. reported consolidated gross dollar volume of $18.7 billion …
Read More »Regulators Are Standing in the Way of Stablecoin Development, a TCH Paper Alleges
The Clearing House Payments Co. LLC early Tuesday issued a white paper alleging that federal regulators are effectively blocking national banks from issuing stablecoins. This is despite the agencies’ own conclusion that the banks have the authority to issue the digital currency, the paper says. The paper also follows an …
Read More »Shift4 Plans More Overseas Business While Looking for More Conversions to End-to-End Processing
Shift4 Payments Inc. has been a busy payments provider in recent years, and early Monday the company made plain its pace will only get faster and will include continued expansion internationally. Traditionally focused on the U.S. market, executives told equity analysts the company had closed on its first acquisition in …
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