XI Targi eHandlu - Kancelaria Lubasz i Wspólnicy - dr Dominik Lubasz oraz Witold Chomiczewski

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XI Targi eHandlu - Kancelaria Lubasz i Wspólnicy - dr Dominik Lubasz oraz Witold Chomiczewski

The document discusses four future payment trends: 1) the decline of cash payments, 2) the rise of mobile payments, 3) the growth of micro payments, and 4) increased use of business payments. It then summarizes PayPal's growth and popularity as an online payment method, highlighting its convenience and security as key drivers for increased sales. The document concludes by outlining how easy it is for businesses to enable PayPal payments on their websites.

Australia's New Payments Platform - disrupting the payments model

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The future of mobile banking

Cuscal

Ogone - NOAH12 San Francisco

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Think outside of the box - Nowe modele biznesowe w eCommerce

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6/18/14 Billing & Payments Engineering Meetup I

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06/18/2014 - Billing & Payments Engineering Meetup @ Netflix For this Meetup, we have invited speakers from several tech companies to give a series of lightening talks on challenges related to billing & payments systems. This event is for engineers who are interested in learning more about billing & payments systems. No previous experience with this kind of system is required to attend. Presenters: - Mathieu Chauvin - Engineering Manager for Payments @ Netflix - Taylor Wicksell - Sr. Software Engineer for Billing @ Netflix - Jean-Denis Greze - Engineer @ Dropbox - Alec Holmes - Software Engineer @ Square - Emmanuel Cron - Software Engineer III, Google Wallet @ Google - Paul Huang - Engineering Manager @ Survey Monkey - Anthony Zacharakis - Lead Engineer @ Lumos Labs - Shengyong Li / Feifeng Yang - Dir. Engineering Commerce / Tech Lead Payment @ Electronic Arts

digital payments 2020

Bankenverband

“The private banks want a European digital single market for financial services and will help to actively promote it,” stresses Michael Mandel, Chairman of the association’s Retail and Wholesale Banking Committee and Member of Commerzbank’s Board of Managing Directors with responsibility for the Business Segment Private and Business Customers. Taking as its starting point the question of how the dynamics of digitisation can be harnessed for this purpose and avoid being held back, the Association of German Banks has now published the study “Digital Payments 2020”. Mandel: “Our goal must be to enable consumers to use standardised mobile payment methods across national borders throughout Europe.” Mandel sees a particular need to ensure in the context of the new payment services directive PSD2 that the same rules apply to all payment service providers – be they banks or fintechs. Andreas Krautscheid, Member of the Senior Management Board of the Association of German Banks, underlines: “We certainly see room for improvement on some aspects of PSD2 in this respect.” He finds it incomprehensible, for instance, that third-party providers have legally binding access to banks’ infrastructure, but not vice versa. “On top of that, we’re expecting the European Commission to publish an action plan on retail financial services in March. To make sure discussions move in the right direction, we want to get a debate going as soon as possible,” Krautscheid adds. In its study, the association identifies three key areas for action: 1. mobile payment solutions need to be promoted to increase their reach in person-to-person (P2P) and point-of-sale (POS) transactions, 2. there should be more competition and freedom of choice between e-commerce payment methods, and 3. a standardised modern, digital onboarding procedure should be established to ensure services can be offered digitally and Europe-wide. Michael Mandel: “We shouldn’t get bogged down in details in Europe but should focus on what really matters – for us that means providing payment services and having a standard procedure for registering and identifying customers.”

Global Landscape Study on P2G Payments: Summary of in-country consumer resear...

CGAP

For this study on P2G (Person-to-government) payments, Rwanda was selected as a focus country given the potential reach and varied nature of two key initiatives: the IREMBO e-government platform and the Tap&Go smartcard for public bus transport. Digital payments for school fees and utility payments were also studied. Tap&Go is privately managed but offers P2G learnings for other countries where public transport is government-run. The research sought to answer questions across three key areas: 1. How well did digital P2G payment solutions reach and address the needs of the financially excluded? 2. What were effective and sustainable business models between actors, and how were they set up? 3. How do current and planned solutions support and work with the evolving digital payments ecosystem in Rwanda?

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