With the EMV migration underway in the U.S., merchants are beginning to rethink their traditional approach to payments. They are seeking a more flexible approach to help streamline their payment process, enhance payment security and manage PCI scope. This is where a semi-integrated payment environment comes into the picture.
In today’s purchasing environment, business strategies need to be more customer-centric to successfully capture consumer demand and capitalize on spending habits. Unattended payment solutions support this strategy by addressing consumer wants and needs as they relate to speed, security, convenience and overall purchase experience.
Are offline stores disappearing in the age of eCommerce? The traditional store as we know it seems to be becoming a thing of the past. But one walk around NRF Retail’s Big Show this past January and it was clear that stores are not leaving, just changing, as we enter a new era in customer experience possibilities. Retailers that once focused mainly on the best in-store positioning for sales are now focused on creating a conceptual experience for consumers, whereby some don’t even offer in-store sales. Here are the top three trends that Gilles Brabant, Ingenico ePayments Head of Sales, believes we’ll begin to see more of in retail this year:
The healthcare industry is experiencing a major shift in a patient’s financial responsibility. This is largely driven by significant changes in the reimbursement model, but there is so much more to consider than collecting payments.
The payments industry in the U.S. is evolving fast and merchants across almost every vertical needs to think about incorporating mobile point of sale (mPOS) into their payment strategies. We caught up with payments industry experts to learn how the landscape for mPOS has changed in the last few years and how it can benefit merchants across different verticals.
