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Citizens on pace for 100% cloud migration by Q3

Bank Automation

billion Citizens began cloud migration in 2019, Ajay Punia, head of fraud risk and transmissions engineering, told Bank Automation News, adding that more than 80% [of the banks apps] are already […] The post Citizens on pace for 100% cloud migration by Q3 appeared first on Bank Automation News.

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Online Shopping Trends: Mobile Payments Are Mighty

Payments Dive

The holiday online shopping trend jumped from over 13% in 2019, to nearly 20% in 2020, according to Mastercard. Jordan Reynolds leads the e-Commerce and Marketplace verticals at Ekata. He shares data and insight on how 2020 may have changed shopping forever.

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3 Payments Trends to Watch in 2021

Payments Dive

While COVID-19 has certainly had an impact on every industry, certain trends that began in 2019 continued to develop in 2020, and some of them may even blossom fully in 2021. As 2021 rapidly approaches, many of us are hoping for better days after the whirlwind year of 2020.

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Scalapay Partners with Trustfull to Strengthen BNPL Fraud Prevention Across Europe

Fintech Finance

Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Milan, Scalapay has rapidly become a leading player in the European BNPL market, known for its commitment to financial accessibility and customer convenience.

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Millennial credit card delinquencies rise: New York Fed

Payments Dive

in Q3 2019, according to a report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Nearly 3% of millennials are newly delinquent as of the third quarter this year, slightly up from 2.5%

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Is 2025 Finally the Year for Open Finance in Southeast Asia?

Fintech News

Malaysia has also made strides, publishing in 2019 a policy document titled Publishing Open Data using open API. The document outlines standards that financial institutions intending to publish open data APIs should follow.

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Walmart shooter likely used card to buy gun

Payments Dive

The gunman in a 2019 attack at an El Paso Walmart store likely used a credit card to buy his gun online. This story is one in a series of pieces tracking payment methods for guns used in mass shootings.