| Cybercrooks target direct deposit, Finablr looks to raise $200M in IPO, Chase on banking Gen Z | | | Instant Settlement: Disbursements Next Big Thing Push payments next big thing is instant settlement that helps merchants get paid as sales are made. Ingo Money CEO Drew Edwards makes the case that instant settlement is poised to become the new normal in commerce. Some players, he told Karen Webster, have an advantage and even a running head start. Others not so much. Hereâs the lowdown. |
| Wanted: Cybersecurity Aces â Mastercard, Partners Have A Plan When it comes to global â and even existential â risk, hackers can worm their way into digital systems in manners that could bring down an economy or society. To make matters worse, thereâs a shortage of cybersecurity experts working for the federal government. However, Mastercard, along with partner companies and federal agencies, has a remedy. Chief Information Security Officer and Executive Vice President Ron Green shares details with Karen Webster. |
| PODCAST: Matchmaker Is In |
| Utility Dataâs New Identity That utility bill, once most likely to make an infrequent verification cameo at the DMV to secure a new driverâs license, may be stepping into its breakout powerhouse role, thanks to digital. Urjanet CEO Sanjoy Malik tells PYMNTS that aggregating, digitizing and standardizing utility data is helping it find a new identity in identity verification and credit risk scoring. |
| | Digital Banking Tracker™ | | Chase On Gen Z, And Mobile Banking â 10 Years In Digital bankingâs been around long enough that, for a whole generation of customers, itâs the only way theyâve ever banked. For FIs, meeting their needs and expectations is an increasingly difficult challenge, says Jason Alexander, head of digital platforms for JPMorgan Chase. In the latest Digital Banking Tracker, Alexander discusses how the company is pushing the testing of new features via Finn, its digital-only banking service, to win the Gen Z race. |
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