1 in 5 Consumers No Longer Carry Cash
Mobile wallets may not be replacing cash as yet, but that doesn’t mean cash is still the consumer go-to. About ...
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Consumers Will Always Hate Fees (Especially in P2P Payments)
Stop with the fees already. P2P services continue to grow in popularity—no surprises there. But, there remains a segment of ...
Would You Like to Set Google As Your Default Financial Institution?
Consumers can now use their Google credentials to make online and mobile payments via a stored credit card. The tech ...
5 Fintechs To Watch From the Startup Alley
In a mood for some fintech inspiration? Take a walk down the startup alley. At the TechCrunch Disrupt 2017 event, ...
Millennials (Still) Don’t Like Card-Branded Mobile Wallets
Millennial consumers still prefer third-party money transfer systems, such as PayPal, over card-branded (e.g. Visa Checkout) or device-specific (e.g. Android ...
Key to Mobile Wallet Adoption? Rewards, Samsung Pay Bets
It’s no secret that mobile wallets, although well-intended, haven’t gained much traction among consumers. In fact, a recent Accenture study ...
Wells Fargo’s Take on Joining PayPal and Android Pay for Its Mobile Customers
Wells Fargo is bringing PayPal to the point of sale. The bank’s mobile customers will now have the ability to ...
Apple Pay Users to Double in 2017
Fighting for marketshare in the mobile wallet space is not getting any easier. According to a recent report, Apple tops ...
Mobile Wallets (Still) Not Attractive to Consumers, Merchants
Users still aren’t exactly flocking to mobile wallets, and that’s probably because merchants aren’t that thrilled about them either. According ...
Even Visa Thinks There Are Too Many Mobile Wallets
PayPal, Venmo, Google Wallet, Apple Pay, IBM Pay, Walmart Pay, Samsung Pay—the mobile wallet market just keeps on going and ...
