
CBDCs: making payments programmable
With central bank digital currencies, programmable payments could become a key capability of digital wallets. We explore the use cases driving adoption.
Tokenization increases accessibility, liquidity and transparency, reducing the cost of transactions and increasing the potential volume of trade.
With central bank digital currencies, programmable payments could become a key capability of digital wallets. We explore the use cases driving adoption.
For consumers, online payment is not just a transaction but an experience. One-click checkout can make that experience intuitive, streamlined, and secure.
How can card issuers enable customers to view and manage all the digital payment credentials they store across different merchants, e-wallets, and devices?
CBDCs that are not designed for interoperability from the ground up will never realize their full potential. Here’s why.
Network tokenization is redefining everyday e-commerce by combining the highest levels of security with a seamless customer experience.
Trials into central bank digital currencies are underway, and they are set to become a legal payment method soon. We look at the considerations required to launch a CBDC.
The payment industry is in flux. It is fast-moving and ever-changing, yet legacy issues mean that transformation can pose a challenge
It’s not just the Grinch who will steal Christmas if you do not keep your customers’ credit card details secure. But security does not have to be a painful experience.
India is at the forefront of digital payment innovations, and its move toward tokenization aims to secure the country’s digital success.