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5 Payment Trends in Asia Shaping its Financial Landscape in 2025

Fintech News

Payment trends in Asia are changing how businesses and people transact from the digital-first economies of China and Singapore to the quickly changing markets of Indonesia and Vietnam. In Southeast Asia, digital payment transactions are projected to exceed US$1 trillion by 2025. In 2023, credit card payments comprised 52.2%

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Alternative Payment Adoption Continues to Rise Across Emerging Markets, Reveals EBANX

The Fintech Times

Digital-first financial institutions have become key drivers behind cards’ sustained presence and growth in rising economies, according to new data revealed by EBANX , the global payment service provider (PSP). Four out of 10 of these people are credit card holders.

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EBANX Data Shows 41% of Online Card Transactions in Brazil Come From Digital Issuers

Fintech Finance

Digital-first financial institutions have become key drivers behind cards’ sustained presence and growth in rising economies. This trend is gaining traction in other countries in Latin America, mainly Colombia (21%) and Argentina (19%), where digital banking expansion and intense fintech activity are pushing card issuance.

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LexisNexis® Risk Solutions: 5 Payments Trends to Watch in 2024

The Fintech Times

Edward Metzger, vice president, market planning payments efficiency at LexisNexis® Risk Solutions, shares his predictions for the key payments trends to watch as 2024 unfurls. Although A2A payments are not new, API technology and the move to open banking have provided the payment rails for A2A payments to take off.

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Looking Back on 2024 in Paytech: Insights from Aevi’s Experts

The Fintech Times

As 2024 draws to a close, it’s been an eventful year for the payments industry, marked by rapid innovation, unexpected challenges, and evolving consumer expectations. Experts at Aevi , the in-person payment orchestration firm, share their key takeaways, lessons learned, and perspectives on the trends shaping the future of paytech.

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OAK + FORT: Flexible-Payment Plans Boost Luxury Purchases

PYMNTS

Customers from these generations often seek to avoid the debts and fees that accompany credit cards, too, making them less likely than older consumers to use credit cards. Australia-based installment payment provider Afterpay , for example, has seen its revenues hit $3.8

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The Push And Pull Of Real-Time Payments

PYMNTS

With real-time payments spreading throughout the world (perhaps more slowly than expected, but still spreading), the characteristics of pull payments mean they are likely to play only a marginal role. One of the many questions around real-time payments is what forms they will take as the pace of deployments heat up.