PYMNTS.com and Digital River have released their third quarter X-Border Payments Optimization Index, which measures merchant readiness to capture the estimated $300 billion cross-border ecommerce opportunity.
During the heightened holiday shopping season, retailers do not have the time to manually review transactions for fraud. There are several holiday shopping trends ecommerce merchants should be aware of to ensure fraudsters don’t disrupt customers’ holiday cheer. These include…
Working together, Visa and Stripe, a mobile and online payment provider, will enable a global payments solution for new ecommerce experiences like “buy buttons” and new innovations to come.
Bitnet and Zooz have announced a strategic partnership that will enable merchants to accept bitcoin as a payment method on the Zooz payment platform.
Summer’s here and the time is right… for buying a new cooler. Your potential customer needs to replace his aging one, but how will you capture this impulse buyer?
2Checkout has partnered with Bigcommerce to enable merchants to seamlessly accept international payments from any country in the world. Here’s what this means for retailers who use Bigcommerce’s platform.
Luckily for retailers that have made global accessibility a priority, there are four ways to create a foundation for global business that can help managers make sense of it all, reduce the insanity and create a global brand that customers will make one of their favorite “destinations.”
Say good-bye to Google Wallet, and hello to Android Pay. Here’s a look at how Google plans to capture mobile wallet users both in the store and in the online world with its “Buy with Android Pay” button.
If your checkout is not properly optimized for cross-border customers, you could see poor conversion rates and have missed deliveries due to poor data quality. Register for Growing Global by May 29 to receive a completely-free checkout review courtesy of our headline sponsor, PostcodeAnywhere.
Online payments made using mobile devices continues to rise globally now accounting for 27.2% of the total online payments made in the first quarter of 2015, according to Adyen’s most-recent quarterly Mobile Payments Index. Here’s a look at how mobile payments grew in the U.S., and worldwide.