Payvision released a new ebook exploring the future of commerce payments. The research looks into how the next generation of payments is reinventing the shopping experience, giving merchants clear insight into key strategic retail trends. The future of payments is instant and invisible, triggered by the needs and demands of today’s modern consumers: millennials and Gen Z. By
Payvision offers Apple Pay to merchants in the Netherlands
Apple Pay is trending. It is a nice and simple way for consumers to get their hands on the goods and services they want in just a blink of an eye or with a simple touch. All they have to do is complete payments via their Apple device. Payvision, a data-driven payment processing platform, is one of the licensed global acquirers and early adopters of Apple Pay in the
Partnership Payvision and ING: over 50% growth and a new visual identity
Payvision, a global payments fintech player celebrates its one-year partnership with ING, one of the largest European banks, with a brand-new visual identity. Payvision had an excellent year in 2018, fueled by its strategic partnership with ING, a complete rebranding process, and more than a 50% increase in transaction volume. During the first year, the ING-Payvision
Marketplaces on top, cross-border surging and merchants feeling confident
This article previously appeared in Cross-Border Magazine Nr.4, October 2017 Author: Cheng Liem Li, CCO – Payvision & Acapture Since 2014, Payvision has been running the biggest annual global survey on cross-border e-commerce in the industry. This in-depth research seeks the opinions of key players from all aspects of online retail, including merchants, service
Research Report: Cross-Border E-commerce Trends in 2017
Payvision and Juniper research have published the findings of its fifth annual cross-border e-commerce research report. The paper includes the results of a global survey of various industry players regarding the game-changers, the biggest challenges, the best practices for going cross-border, and more. When compared to last year’s findings, the report reveals a new and