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How Mobile Payments Are Taking Over eCommerce

Groove

The new way of purchasing goods and services is through Mobile Payments whether you are shopping online or in-store. As millions of users start to use mobile payments each year, it is projected that 4.8 billion people will be completing transactions through mobile payments by 2025. What Are Mobile Payments?

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Starbucks, 7-Eleven Expand Contactless Payment Options

Retail TouchPoints

As COVID-19 has accelerated the trend away from cash payments to mobile and other contactless methods, Starbucks and 7-Eleven have both expanded their mobile payment options. Previously, only Reward members using the prepaid Starbucks Card were eligible to earn stars. “Our

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

BigCommerce

Take digital commerce, for example. Mobile payments are also making an increasing impact. This shift to mobile is pushed along with the ever expanding list of payments-enabled devices. 28% of millennials prefer shopping on their smartphones (a mobile device) rather than on their computers. The list goes on.

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Kroger Doubles Ship Assortment Via 3rd-Party Marketplace

Retail TouchPoints

For Kroger , the expansion of its Ship e-Commerce assortment through a third-party marketplace is the latest example. NFC uses a radio frequency field to transmit data between a mobile device and PIN pad, eliminating physical contact.

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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? Samsung Pay.

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Going Global: Why a Localized Checkout Is Key to SaaS Success

FastSpring

Offering a variety of local payment methods caters to the diverse payments needs of your global customer base. For example, while credit cards are popular in the United States, alternative payment methods like PayPal, Pix , KakaoPay, or mobile payments are more common in other parts of the world.

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How to Prep for Mobile Commerce in 2018

SellBrite

But in recent years, buyers are getting even more flexibility and accessibility with online shopping—thanks to the rise of mobile shopping. Mobile commerce is growing in popularity as technology improves. To help sellers prep for “m-commerce” in the coming year, this guide will walk through how much mobile shopping has grown.