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Trends Analysis: The State of Mobile Payment

ESW

Debit and credit cards are now the most popular choice for consumers, but even these trusted payment methods are under threat. Electronic and mobile payment solutions are proliferating. Are mobile payment apps the future of online and in-store payments, or are they a bubble waiting to burst?

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Digital Commerce and the Threat of Card-not-present Fraud

BigCommerce

Digital commerce continues to be top of mind for online retailers. Retailers continually optimize their sales channels to deliver more seamless consumer experiences. Mobile payments are also making an increasing impact. This shift to mobile is pushed along with the ever expanding list of payments-enabled devices.

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How online retailers can profit from Singles’ Day and the global shopping festival

GetElastic

billion in spending by the event’s close, an increase of 27% in 2017. [1] the world’s biggest retail event, three times larger than Cyber Monday 2018, which at $7.9 billion was a new US record for online sales in a single day. [2]. This means developing smart partnerships for local payment expertise. [1] This makes 11.11

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eCommerce Fraud Trends Every Online Store Owner Should Know

lateshipment

Juniper Research estimates that retailers stand to lose $71 billion globally from fraudulent card-not-present transactions between 2017 and 2022. Retailers stand to lose $71 billion globally from fraudulent card-not-present transactions between 2017 and 2022. Hacking Alternative Payment Options. Ask for CVV.

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Deloitte Predicts Exceptionally Strong Sales for the 2018 Holidays

ChannelAdvisor

By the time all the gifts had been opened and celebrations were winding down, online sales had increased nearly 15% to hit a record of $108.2 That’s a 25% increase over 2017’s projected $1,226, which itself had been a 23% jump from the preceding year. Online Spending Continues to Outpace In-Store Buying.

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5 Predictions About the Ecommerce Landscape in the Next Decade

ROI Revolution

2016 alone was a historic year, ushering in the long predicted era of mobile dominance and seeing record sales across a variety of marketplaces. As we stand now, more than halfway through 2017, so many things are already in motion that it can be hard to keep track of present trends, let alone near future ones.

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Future of Ecommerce: How Mid-Size Retailers May Change by 2022

Blue Acorn

This is going to set a precedence in terms of investment, with a willingness to divert budgets from stores to online and to omni-channel programs that drive foot traffic to stores after digital engagement. There have been no shortage of brick and mortar casualties in 2017. Otherwise, consumers won’t adopt them readily over time.