Smart home payments rising, driven by voice assistants
A new study from Juniper Research has found that the total transaction value of smart home payments, payments that occur via smart home devices, will
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Will COVID-19 spark the end of cash payments?
Increased payment volume, consumer behavior shifts, and greater risk create a new landscape for payments Payment firms are being pushed rapidly into t
QR Code touch-free payment technology in CVS Pharmacy stores
PayPal and InComm agree to a partnership for bringing touch-free payments to retailers PayPal Holdings, Inc. announced that CVS Pharmacy will be the f
Virtual card adoption accelerates to over $5 trillion in transaction value by 2025
A new report from Juniper Research found that the value of transactions processed by virtual cards will more than treble over the next 5 years; increa
Amazon: beat the drum of advertising – but do it right!
What options and advantages do retailers have when they partner with the online platform? By Katja Laska (exclusive for EuroShop.mag) Amazon is the wo
Consumer payment card usage during coronavirus pandemic could mirror the Great Recession
New consumer patterns in use of payment cards emerged in the wake of the Great Recession of 2008-2009. That crisis – being now being echoed by the c
Coronavirus will curb but not halt the billion-dollar point-of-sale financing boom
U.S. consumers have for decades relied on a mix of credit cards, home equity lines, and personal loans when purchasing large ticket items, with the cr
FinTechs are reshaping the German payment industry
Online retailers and customers prefer modern, fast, and easy financial services FinTech companies are securing more and more German payment market sha
EuroShop: digital receipt
Whether small or large purchases, since 1 January it has been compulsory – the receipt issue. Many retailers and customers fear mountains of pap
Top countries moving towards a cashless society by 2022
The decade ahead is one anticipated to be swept with technological disruption, as we are digitizing every aspect of our day-to-day lives. The way we p