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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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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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Sam’s Club Deploys AI-Powered Computer Vision to Speed Payment Confirmation

Retail TouchPoints

Sam’s Club is piloting technology designed to address one of the retailer’s biggest customer pain points: waiting in line at the store exit for an associate to check their receipts against the items in their cart.

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Visa Debuts Web3-Based Loyalty Solution to Help Brands Engage with Consumers in New Ways

Retail TouchPoints

Visa has launched a new Web3 Loyalty Engagement Solution designed to “usher in the future of customer engagement and loyalty” with a suite of immersive products that brands can offer their customers, including gamified giveaways , augmented reality treasure hunts and new ways to earn and spend loyalty points.

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How Retailers Can Capitalize On Mobile

RTP blog

By Samir Addamine, FollowAnalytics Retailers are trying to make up for lost time — and regain lost customers — by creating high-tech offline experiences that match the ease and convenience of e-Commerce. But at the same time, mobile users can be fickle. The answer is that both are equally important. Let’s take Starbucks as an example.

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Google Pay to Add BNPL Options Early in 2024

Retail TouchPoints

Google Pay will make buy now, pay later (BNPL) options available for online and mobile payments in the U.S. Google Pay has partnered with Affirm and Australia-based Zip and will begin offering their pay-in-four services on Android devices early in 2024.

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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. 7-Eleven is now offering customers the option to order and pay for items for at-store pickup through its proprietary 7NOW delivery app. “The