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PYMNTS
OCTOBER 24, 2016
The 23 percent of users trying Apple Pay in June 2016 represents an upward trend instead of the decreasing percentage revealed in the two previous PYMNTS Apple Pay studies. According to Castro, a trend the company has identified is an increase in mobile wallets to help speed through the conversion process.
PYMNTS
JULY 13, 2018
Location has always mattered in business, but the concept is taking on new meaning in online retail. consumers to paint a landscape picture of the retail trend. Security of transactions, after all, stands as one of the top priorities of online shoppers. It’s UX 101,” Habibi said. “No Many Moving Parts.
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PYMNTS
AUGUST 7, 2019
While this makes it easier for consumers to sign up and create accounts, it also makes it remarkably easy for fraudsters to pose as legitimate users. How can sharing economy platforms revamp their security systems not only to enhance their fight against fraud, but also their users’ experience? In the Who Are You? In fact, 68.8
BankNXT
JULY 5, 2017
Chris Skinner provides a short summary of a recent paper on how we bank in the UK, which shows a significant rise in mobile banking apps and services. The way we bank is radically changing, too on BankNXT.
BankNXT
AUGUST 30, 2016
Faisal Khan on understanding the behavioural aspects of mobile wallet commerce, and what years of research tells us. Building a mobile wallet that customers want on BankNXT.
CB Insights
OCTOBER 4, 2018
For one, in January 2018, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg mentioned cryptocurrency when disclosing his annual project for 2018: “There are important counter-trends to [the rise of Big Tech] — like encryption and cryptocurrency… I’m interested to go deeper and study the positive and negative aspects.”. Timeline of major events.
CB Insights
OCTOBER 31, 2019
Customer journey: Using chat to get people from online to brick-and-mortar. By August, many of the media companies whose chatbot experiments had been held up as proof that the trend was real — including Washington Post, Business Insider, HuffPo — had all scaled back or shut down their work on their bots. Get the full report.
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