Fraud concerns aren’t slowing down the P2P player as its growth outpaces peers
In today’s episode, we talk about what’s going on with Bitcoin since Trump won the election, how his policy moves could affect cryptocurrency, and the likelihood of America launching a digital dollar. Join the discussion with host and Head of Business Development, Rob Rubin, and Analysts Grace Broadbent and Tyler Van Dyke.
Musk’s plan to ‘delete’ the consumer watchdog is underway.
Most firms have announced AI-related initiatives, but fintechs have a key advantage.
We look at how adjusted pricing, launching in new categories and markets, and growing its debit card made this possible
We examine how some smaller financial institutions can outperform their larger counterparts.
Holiday spend, international transactions, and non-card payments boosted growth
Despite growing demand, the ACH Network may struggle to keep up this momentum as real-time competitors advance
Rates are hovering around 7% and customers waiting to buy may need some alternative strategies.
This will leave a gap that its competitors can now fill, but they’ll first need to win over its customers.
Partnerships, non-card payments, and value-added services will help offset potential losses from the Capital One-Discover merger
Other airlines like Alaska Airlines have also pushed into the premium space as the cards can bring in higher volume and revenues
While meme coins don’t have a long-term future as a payment method, there is growing momentum for stablecoin crypto payments
Younger banking customers care more than their older counterparts about banks’ diversity.
The issuer faces rising charge-offs, slowing volume growth, and declining active accounts
Working with Visa will bring the future P2P platform added trust and security—as well as real-time payment capabilities