Frictionless Payments

Frictionless Payments are becoming more and more common. They were firstly introduced by Braintree and adopted by Uber. Since then use cases became more complex, security requirements also got tougher but the user experience (UX) requirements remain unchanged. In fact UX is the main driver of Frictionless Payments. Let's discuss more about Frictionless Payments in this group and try to draw a future scenarios of their development and adoption.

Shagun Varshney Senior Product Manager at Signifyd

UK Authorities Delay SCA Again...Again

Did you hear the one about how SCA is delayed for six months? Of course you have... Five times now. It would be funny if it weren’t so, well, not funny. UK retailers and their product teams have been whipsawed repeatedly by moving enforcement deadlines for the new payment regulations being ushered in by PSD2, which passed in 2015. “These are compl...

04 June 2021 /payments /crime

Retired Member 

Proximity Payments in the light of COVID-19

In the midst of the tide of consumers migrating to online channels of commerce, there has been a strong need to focus on reinventing the proximity payment options to meet consumers’ expectations for seamless checkout experiences. Besides the unwelcome arrival of Covid-19 has further pushed the requirement of cashless, and more importantly contactl...

04 June 2021 /payments /covid-19

Bart Tompkins Managing Director, Amadeus Payments at Amadeus

How finance teams can proactively manage travel spend before it happens

Controlling how employees spend company funds on travel has been one of the biggest historic challenges for finance teams. Most company spend is governed by purchase orders, with payments made in relation to specific invoices from the company’s own bank. The data is available, transparent and can be analyzed to spot any inconsistencies. But contro...

12 May 2021 /payments /people