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The Library allows companies and professionals to download and share content including whitepapers, PowerPoints, case studies, executive summaries, and video links.
This Payvision paper focuses on the ways in which five industries profit from the opportunities as presented by e-commerce.
Travel Tags produced a graphic of the 2012 gift card trends it saw at its retail partners.
The NBPCA developed this White Paper because we believe that the NPRM—specifically, the suggestion to include prepaid cards under the definition of monetary instruments and the related efforts to place terminals at the U.S. border to check card balances at U.S. entry and exit points—will not solve problems related to transporting funds cross-border for illegal purposes in any significant way.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City examines what's currently changing in the payment card industry in this research briefing.
This consultation invites views on options for reforming the regulation and governance of payments systems in the UK. It should be read by those with an interest in the future development and strategy of payments systems and the users of those systems.
Mobile devices have increasingly become tools that consumers use for banking, payments, budgeting and shopping. In December 2011, the Federal Reserve Board conducted its first survey of consumers’ use of mobile financial services, and released a summary report in March 2012 (referred to as the 2011 survey). Given the rapid pace of developments in the area of mobile finance, the Board conducted a
second survey in late November 2012 to examine trends in adoption and use of mobile banking and payments (referred to as the 2012 survey).
This First Data whitepaper examines the top reason why consumers will eventually adopt mobile wallets.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison experimentally investigates the security of several smartphone point-of-sale (POS) systems that consist of a software application combined with an audio-jack magnetic stripe reader (AMSR).
The SEPA project is currently entering the critical stage of realising a vision that was born over ten years ago. The Eurosystem – in its capacity as a catalyst – is there to monitor the migration process towards the SCT and SDD schemes, to raise awareness of the project, and to identify any obstacles to the process, so as to ensure that the agreed deadlines are met by all stakeholders.
TSYS, Mercator Advisory Group, and Commercial Payments International came together for this whitepaper about how the revolution of mobile banking and payments for consumers signals an opportunity for greater mobile solutions and innovations geared toward commercial card customers.