It can also dive deeper into in-store cards—the firm just partnered with Afterpay to bring an in-store digital card offering to consumers in Australia and New Zealand, for example.

If they strike a deal, Pinterest would help the payments giant tap into the massive US social commerce industry.

Fintechs raised $31.1 billion across 1,185 deals in Q3 as record adoption fueled the investor flywheel.

US consumers generally hold a more positive attitude toward Amazon than to its closest ecommerce rival, Walmart.

US retail ecommerce sales growth will slow considerably this holiday season, from 32.0% in the 2020 season to 14.4% during that of 2021.

Among executives at US banks, less than half believe their institution has tools in place to effectively serve millennials.

In a survey, 60% of consumers said they will not give their business to merchants who fail to offer digital payment options.

The payment giant’s app overhaul could set it up for substantial cross-promotion possibilities, which can grow payment volume and create a more loyal user base.

Gen Xers have taken a hit from the pandemic. But in midcareer and with bigger-than-average households, they remain too important a cohort for marketers to ignore. Thus, it’s essential see how their finances, shopping behavior, and digital usage shape up amid the pandemic.

The US banking giant will launch its first international retail presence this week. Its resources, market experience, and patience about attaining profitability suggest that it could be a formidable player.

Till introduced four new features that help tenants pay their rent with more ease and rewards them for on-time payments so landlords can get paid faster with fewer missed payments—making Till’s platform more useful.