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2024 Payment Methods Report: Overview, Insights, and Statistics

Clearly Payments

America Biometric Payments 2 Global, especially mobile-first markets Cash Payments 5 Emerging Markets, some developed regions Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) 1 Asia, Caribbean Credit Cards Overview : Credit cards allow consumers to make purchases on credit, paying later and often with interest.

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13 APAC-Born Companies Recognized Among Top Global Cross-Border Payment Leaders of 2025

Fintech News

These companies span every segment of the market, from long-established remittances players and banks to neobanks, business-to-business (B2B) platforms, stablecoin providers and regional specialists, and are powering global trade. It is one of the Big Three local banks in Singapore, and among the largest banks in Southeast Asia.

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The End of Average: AI Is Rewriting the Rules of Digital Banking CX

Finextra

Banks turned to a powerful ally: artificial intelligence. AI didn’t just automate services—it began shaping intimate, context-aware journeys that feel less like banking and more like a personal concierge for your financial life. Banks around the world rolled out AI-powered personalization features in 2024. The result?

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Virtual Tellers And Workhorse ATMs: Banking’s New (Digital-First) Normal

PYMNTS

back to some semblance of “normal” has challenges — and opportunities for banks, especially community banks and credit unions. The challenge lies with serving the needs of the individual who may be hesitant to go back to the old ways of banking — of walking up to teller windows, of handling cash in envelopes.

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How To Compete With Banks: Start With First Principles

PYMNTS

Questions like, “What is a bank?”. It’s a fair question today, particularly as we observe the blurring of the lines between traditional banks, Big Tech and FinTechs — and as we contemplate the impact that the blurring of the digital and physical worlds has on consumers’ expectations and customer service paradigms.

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An Inside Look At Chase’s Mobile Banking Approach

PYMNTS

After the June 2007 announcement of Apple’s first-ever iPhone and the ensuing buzz around iOS apps, financial institutions (FIs) began developing offerings to ease digital banking. Twelve years later, however, mobile banking has become ubiquitous across much of the global financial ecosystem.

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Brazil Upgrades Real Time Payments Rails, Goes Live With PIX

PYMNTS

Case in point: Brazil. The country’s banking system is giving an upgrade to its instant payments system. Kavakama points to the fact that the country’s central bank has mandated that first-tier banks connect to PIX. In order to transact through the system, users need to register "keys" with their bank or fintech.