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Card schemes to take Click to Pay standard global

American Express, Visa, Mastercard and Discover are to roll out the online 'Click to Pay' standard globally, having signed up 10,000 merchants in the US since launch in 2019.

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Card schemes to take Click to Pay standard global

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The major card schemes are each beginning technical preparations for global expansion of Click to Pay - based on the EMV Secure Remote Commerce industry standard - in additional geographies including Australia, Brazil, Canada, Hong Kong, Ireland, Kuwait, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, United Arab Emirates and the United Kingdom, with others to follow.

Major payments service providers, gateways and acquirers across the ecosystem have also been roped in to the initiative, including the likes of ACI Worldwide, Aurus, Blackbaud, BlueSnap, Braintree, Cybersource, Global Payments, Mastercard Payment Gateway Services and Square.

Click to Pay aims to make online shopping easier for consumers by replacing time-consuming key entry of personal account numbers and information at checkout with a universal payments button.

For merchants, a single virtual terminal for all card brands is expected to help reduce friction at the checkout and lead to a reduction in cart abandonment

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Comments: (3)

A Finextra member 

All at a cost ......which will no doubt be borne by merchants and ultinately all consumers! 

Vikas Gupta

Vikas Gupta Delivery Lead at Publicis Sapient

how much will it cost extra for a transcation to use EMV Secure Remote Commerce industry standard ?

Ketharaman Swaminathan

Ketharaman Swaminathan Founder and CEO at GTM360 Marketing Solutions

Great move. Abandonment will reduce. Sales will increase. Merchants will get more bang for their buck. Their marketing / advertising costs will reduce. But, I suspect, they won't pass on the benefits to consumers because Retailers Always Want To Have Their Cake And Eat It Too.

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