| Mastercard exec on whatâs behind record breaking holiday spend, Amazon Prime membership booms, Fighting fraud with bots and brains. | | | How To Lead The Charge On Chargeback Change
Change is coming ... to chargebacks beginning in April of 2018. That also means a change in how issuers and merchants code and handle disputes. Ethoca's SVP, industry solutions, tells Karen Webster that the road to that change may be a little less bumpy if issuers take heed of a few important things â starting now. Read More... |
| How Will We Pay In 2018?
Connectivity reigns. So do connected devices â and using them to pay for things. The June 2017 How We Will Pay study sheds new light on how consumers do â and will want to â use connected devices to pay for things, especially while doing other things. If you want a peek at how payments, connected device style, will evolve in 2018, you might want to get reacquainted with what a couple thousand consumers told us six months ago that they expect from those connected commerce experiences.
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| The Year In Voice-Activated AI
Voice-activated assistants have been hot now for the last three years, but 2017 was the year that things got so hot, that voice-activated assistants went mainstream and became hyper-competitive. We have all the highlights â the winners, the contenders, and a few thoughts on how 2017 will set the stage for 2018. Read More... |
| | PYMNTS Digital Identity Tracker™ | | TRENDING: Fighting Fraud With Human Bodies And Machine Brains
For German bank N26, Know Your Customer means knowing their payment habits so well that fraudulent imitators stand out like sore thumbs. In the December PYMNTS Digital Identity Trackerâ¢, powered by Socure, N26 CEO Valentin Stalf explained the bankâs AI- and machine learning-infused approach to protecting its customer base from digital neâer-do-wells. Plus, the latest headlines on new additions to the biometrics authentication arsenal, from palms to faces, and a provider directory of 143 major players. Read More... |
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