2014

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Zapp makes progress

Celent Banking

Clients following our payments research will know of our interest in Zapp. Zapp is a new UK payment method that utilises the Faster Payments scheme. Zapp is a way for the merchant to create a Faster Payment in the consumers device (mobile/tablet/laptop) using a wide variety of methods (bar code, SMS, QR code, etc).

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Millennials, higher-income consumers drive mobile payments

ABA Community Banking

Security, privacy hinder greater adoption Retail Banking Payments Channels Mobile Feature. 1Payments'

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Apple Enters Payments

Celent Banking

Yesterday Apple announced entering the payments space with Apple Pay, a new way to pay in physical stores and mobile apps. The move was not unexpected – the question of when and how Apply would do something in payments was subject to much speculation in recent months. P2P payments capability is also currently missing.

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Tweet to pay: Is this the future of banks maintaining a competitive edge?

Abrigo

With the significant rise of person-to-person (P2P) payments – allowing a customer the convenience of sending money directly to someone else quickly – news broke earlier this month that Twitter is getting into the game; and yesterday, the details were announced at a press conference. A bank in France is making that a reality.

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When It Comes to Collections Software, “Good Enough” Isn’t Good Enough

With delinquencies, and the number of consumers looking for payment assistance on the rise, it may be time to consider an efficient cloud-based software to support your team. Are you finding some snags in your collections process? Case Study Franklin Mint)

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CFPB Director Cordray Issues Warning to Bankers

CFPB Monitor

He suggested that sooner, rather than later, the industry should invest the billions of dollars required to build a payment system with “faster and even real-time payments” where “the interests of consumers remain at the top of [bankers''] minds.” Get ready for a tough overdraft fee rule.]

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The Resurgence of NFC

Celent Banking

One of the constants over the last few years in our annual Top Trends in Retail Payments report (coming up again in January 2015) has been our commentary on the ups and (mostly) downs of NFC and contactless payments. Without a doubt, the biggest event in payments in 2014 was the launch of Apple Pay.

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