Many retailers continue to use legacy payment systems and outdated technology because they are hesitant to take on the unknowns of a new payment platform. However, outdated payment systems actually negatively impact your business’s bottom line. Here is why it is important to leave legacy systems behind.
As 2019 arrives, it’s time to reflect on the impact mobile technology had on retail in 2018. While mobile was already predominantly used in ecommerce to create personalized consumer experiences, the role of mobile apps reached new heights. Here is what to expect from mobile payments in 2019.
eBay announced it will begin managing transaction payments in the U.S., which will let shoppers complete their purchases entirely on eBay’s site. Here is how sellers will benefit from this move.
E-wallets have slowly gained popularity in the United States and now account for 20% of U.S. payments. For merchants to offer a genuine omnichannel experience, they must engage with customers in a consistent, seamless manner across digital, physical and social media. Find out how offering local or alternate payment is one key to getting there.
In the fast-moving, unforgiving world of payments, it’s not enough anymore to have a peripheral understanding of the hot topics of the day. Here are five payments trends you need to understand better in the near future to succeed.
Alipay, a digital payment platform, and GNC Holdings Inc., a global specialty retailer of health, wellness and performance products, have partnered to bring GNC’s health and nutrition related products to millions of Chinese consumers. See how this will help increase ecommerce growth in China.