| Buy Now, Pay Later Tracker |
| Holiday Rebound: Apparel Retailers Drive Sales With Flexible Payment Options Clothing retailers looking to bounce back from sales declines are hoping for a Christmas miracle this holiday-shopping season by offering flexible installment payment plans. In the Buy Now Pay Later Tracker, Daniel Demsky, co-founder of all-wool clothing retailer Unbound Merino, details how his company is leveraging BNPL to help make high-end items more accessible to consumers â and high cart totals more palatable. |
| AR Innovations Lag AP Advances For B2B Payments Thereâs an imbalance in B2B payments where the digitization of accounts receivable (AR) is lagging the digitization of accounts payable (AP). Mark Aquilina, senior vice president of product and strategy at WEX, tells PYMNTS thatâs creating a situation where payors are pushing digital invoices and payments to suppliers who donât have the technology to receive them. |
| Subscription Commerce Conversion Index |
| Subscription-Based Companies See Happy Holidays (And Renewals) This year has been a surprisingly good time to sell subscriptions, with the latest Subscription Commerce Conversion Index reporting that some 15 million consumers have signed up for at least one subscription during the pandemic. Recurly's Emma Clark tells PYMNTS why many of those customers are staying beyond trial periods. |
| Device ID Helps Fight Holiday Fraud Amid Record Online Shopping Global eCommerce has grown nearly 70 percent amid COVID-19, but merchants are bracing for a commensurate surge in online fraud during the holiday-shopping season. Mzukisi Rusi, vice president of customer success at device identity and authentication provider Entersekt, tells PYMNTS how retailers can fight back. Hint: Adding a little friction to the sales process is OK. |
| | Securing Trust Online | | Mitek CEO: Digital Identity Must Accelerate During Pandemic The world of trust between business and consumers has been rocked by the pandemic. Mitek Systems CEO Max Carnecchia tells Karen Webster that digital identity can help solve the problem, but that the pace of progress must accelerate. |
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