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The Future of Checks – Tales From The Crypt

South State Correspondent

The rise of card-not-present transactions for phone and then e-commerce, starting in 1994, cannibalized check volume, as did Paypal, retail ACH for phone and internet transactions in 1998. As check volumes continue to decline as instant payments take hold and fraud increases, we predict the cost per check will hit over $15 per check by 2026.

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Are Private Labels The Key To Cracking The Profitability Indian eCommerce?

PYMNTS

In 2016, 95 percent of transactions in in India were done in cash and there were approximately 60 million online shoppers – representing about 14 percent of the internet using base of the nation, according to a late 2017 report by Morgan Stanley. The consensus on that is evolving – and in an interesting way.

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Is India’s ATM Disappearing Act A Digital Payments Boon?

PYMNTS

Chalk it up to “unviability of operations” in the wake of new regulatory guidelines, mandating upgrades that focus on the actual management of the physical cash at those machines. That comes as eCommerce is slated to be worth as much as $200 billion by 2026 , according to Morgan Stanley estimates, growing at 30 percent, compounded annually.

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Amazon (And Others) Brace For India’s New eCommerce Tax

PYMNTS

firms operating on an international scale — is about to get more heated. Last week in India, the government proposed a tax on eCommerce transactions that will likely increase operating costs for sellers large and small. The jousting over eCommerce taxes — especially for U.S. Facebook Fines.

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Amazon Vs. Alibaba: How The E-Commerce Giants Stack Up In The Fight To Go Global

CB Insights

BRIEFING: Surviving the Retail Apocalypse. How are brick-and-mortar retailers surviving and adapting in the world of digital commerce? They also know how successful a retailer can be if it builds a leading e-commerce presence and brings a country into online retail. First Name. The Amazon Ecosystem Effect.