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The end of the batch era
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Why modern bill pay requires more than the lowest-cost rail
Modern bill pay isn鈥檛 about cheaper rails鈥攊t鈥檚 about certainty. Discover how debit and wallet payments lower cost to collect and improve customer confidence.
From signature to success: Rethinking bill pay customer onboarding 鈥� Part 1
Discover what it takes to deliver a bill pay provider onboarding experience that ensures continuity, reduces risk, and builds trust from day one.
Fraud聽trends: How merchants can stay ahead of AI鈥慏riven threats
See the 2026 fraud landscape and how AI鈥憄owered orchestration helps merchants stop attacks, reduce losses, and protect trust across the entire customer lifecycle.
The modern debit card: The engine behind seamless payments
Learn why billers rely on debit cards to reduce costs and false declines while enabling mobile鈥慺irst, tokenized payments that deliver seamless customer experiences.
Digital wallets or pay services? Understanding the roles that power today鈥檚 digital payments experience
Digital wallets and pay services have transformed the way we think about money, turning smartphones into secure, all-in-one hubs for transactions.
How to navigate NACHA鈥檚 2026 Fraud Mandate
By strengthening protection, banks and their customers can stay a step ahead of fraud.
Leadership in an era of transformation
Navigate the future of payments with insights on today鈥檚 barriers, leadership strategies, and ecosystem shifts.
Bill pay isn鈥檛 what it used to be, and that鈥檚 a good thing
This transition didn鈥檛 happen overnight. It took years of innovation and careful integration to transform outdated payment systems into the modern, scalable, secure, and resilient platforms we use today.
The future of payments: Unlocking the power of payments orchestration
On this page Payments orchestration optimizes multiple payment processing providers and methods using a single, unified platform. Think of it as the conductor of an orchestra, ensuring each instrument plays its part harmoniously. This approach not only simplifies payment processing but also enhances overall efficiency and effectiveness.
Fraudsters are developing sophisticated scams in the utility sector
Digital payments fraud in the utility sector is a growing concern. The shift from traditional paper checks to digital payments within the industry has opened new avenues for fraud1.
Pay with my hand? No way!
While I was watching the news, a story came on about a new technology coming to the local Whole Foods where you could pay with your palm.
Need a refreshing spike in summer sales? Follow Amazon鈥檚 lead
Traditionally, the summer is a slower time for retail, with sales in the U.S. typically centered around key holidays like Memorial Day, the Fourth of July and Labor Day. In the summer of 2015, Amazon changed everything when it introduced Amazon Prime Day, its own all-purpose summer shopping holiday exclusively for Amazon Prime members. This helped the marketplace giant in two ways: it increased sales during a lull, and it provided an additional incentive to become an Amazon Prime member.
Navigating merchant payments with industry experts
Payments orchestration is a game-changing strategy that centralizes payment flows across multiple providers and systems, but not all solutions are built the same. As the global economy becomes increasingly digital, organizations face a significant shift in payment processing and management.