Every electronic payment transaction is handled by several companies serving different roles as it travels through the payments ecosystem. How those companies fit together – and how the revenue from each transaction breaks down among them – is the subject of a recent webinar hosted by Infinicept.
Every electronic payment transaction is handled by several companies serving different roles as it travels through the payments ecosystem. How those companies fit together – and how the revenue from each transaction breaks down among them – is the subject of a recent webinar hosted by Infinicept.
PaymentFacilitator’s News Roundup is a curated mix of the past week’s news and articles from around the web, including company announcements, global payments news, and other coverage and analysis of topics relevant to payment facilitators.
Square introduced two new features this week to help its customers using Square Payroll – as well as their employees – manage their cash flow.
For years, small merchants were underserved by the payments system. In recent years, more and more types of providers have arisen to bridge this gap. But not all options are created equal when it comes to protecting merchants and the payments system overall. And this can have important implications for the businesses served.
If payment facilitators were a fast food chain, the merchant experience might be their secret sauce – that special component that sets them apart from their competitors. The model is known for simplifying merchant applications and reducing unnecessary paperwork. There is a balance, however, between reducing friction and protecting the payments system from bad actors.
The number of PFs is expected to more than double from 1,000 to over 2,300 globally in the next five years. This is according to a new American Express white paper, which is geared to helping SaaS companies bring payments in-house. It details some of the reasons why so many businesses are making this move.
PaymentFacilitator’s News Roundup is a curated mix of the past week’s news and articles from around the web, including company announcements, global payments news, and other coverage and analysis of topics relevant to payment facilitators.
Sellers of all kinds are feeling the pressure to keep up with rising consumer expectations, making omnichannel payments increasingly important across industries.
As the world reacts to health experts’ advice meant to avoid spreading the novel coronavirus, the need to pay for goods and services without making contact with others is driving a global shift to digital payments.
If payment facilitators were a fast food chain, the merchant experience might be their secret sauce – that special component that sets them apart from their competitors. The model is known for simplifying merchant applications and reducing unnecessary paperwork. There is a balance, however, between reducing friction and protecting the payments system from bad actors.
Every electronic payment transaction is handled by several companies serving different roles as it travels through the payments ecosystem. How those companies fit together – and how the revenue from each transaction breaks down among them – is the subject of a recent webinar hosted by Infinicept.
