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With mobile payment becoming a reality more people are choosing it for various reasons like staying card-free, promoting cashless economy and leveraging order-in-one-click technology. Peer-to-Peer payment apps (P2P) are essential to accelerate and optimize all sorts of mobile payment like sending remittances, bills splitting, trip bookings and even for expenditure management. Indeed, the financial technology gets revamped when you  build a payment application  as it allows users to pay money using peer-to-peer payment apps, mobile wallet apps, cryptocurrency platforms and m-commerce apps. It is no shocker that more than 62% of American millennials users prefer P2P mobile payments as they are fast, convenient, and secure. What is peer to peer payment App? Peer to peer or P2P payments forms a transactions that can be anything from splitting a $50 lunch bill with your colleagues to even paying for rent and gas. It is a peer to peer payment platform t...

Cashless transactions and digital payments have become more prominent than ever. Its top-notch convenience, speed, and various other benefits have attracted many users and merchants across the industry verticals. . Fuel retail is one such industry that has witnessed massive impacts of cashless payments in recent years. In this article, we will discuss about the current scope and future of  cashless payments at the fuel stations . Stats suggest that users are slowly but consistently opting for cashless payment mode at the fuel stations. About 72% of the people in the UK prefer to make payments via mobile app like Apple Pay or by cards instead of cash. Similarly, around 63% of people in the UK said that they would prefer pay-at-the-pump option than to making payment to the cashier. Moreover, 76% of the people would be happy to purchase fuel of a specific brand or from specific stations if they are offered with reward points. These stats ...

When it comes to the matter of money, transactions, and finance, security is always paramount. We have been using various security measures to ensure that no fraudulent activity takes place. For example, bank representatives ask us for biographical data and passcodes. Similarly, a user has to confirm their identity with signatures and PINs. However, the evolving technologies are rapidly digitizing the banking and commerce sector. They are making banking services faster and more convenient than ever. However, many people are still sceptical on the security aspect of it as we have seen many cases of frauds taking place in digital payments . Biometric authentication technology has emerged as a potential solution to this issue. In this article, we will see what biometric payment technology is and how it can transform the landscape of digital payments. But first let’s understand the biometric technology. Original Source :  The ease and security of digital payments?

Economics, money, and the way we make payments have undergone several changes since the time of the Stone Age. In a sense all these are key indicators of our progress as a species. The primitive methods indicated our primitive way of living. Similarly, the current payment methods powered by cutting-edge technology boast our technological achievements of today. Digitization of payments was a huge jump towards the goal to achieve an easy, convenient, fast, and secure payment method. Arguably, we have achieved all of it. Digital payment methods saw massive developments in the span of four to five years and we are about to see even more changes in the coming future. In such times, it’s really exciting to see what 2020 has in store for us. In this article, we will closely look at all those digital payment trends that will make it big in the year 2020. Origimal Source :  Top 8 Digital payment trends for 2020

You might have heard the term microfinance many times. You might also have a rough idea as to what it is and why it is important. Most of us knows that the role of microfinance in economic development is to serve the needs of those who are economically marginalized. But do you know how it actually works? Or how did it all begin? and most importantly how will it shape in future? In this blog we will try to give answers to all these questions one by one. But before that, let’s understand what microfinance is? What is microfinance? Microfinance which is sometimes also referred as microcredit is the banking services that are aimed at low-income or unemployed groups and individuals. The aim is to help those who don’t have the privilege to access  financial services . The banks or financial institutions that participate in this provide microloans that can range from something as small as $100 to something as big as $25,000. Not only this, many banks also provide addition...

For many families that live in the developing countries, the money sent by their migrant relatives is nothing less than a lifeline. One in every nine people globally sustains on these funds sent by the migrant workers. On a larger scale, international remittance has become a prime contributor in the GDP of many Low and Middle Income Countries (LMICs). Only in 2018, more than  200 million migrant workers sent over $689 billion  to their respective countries. Out of the total amount, $529 billion went to developing countries. The amount sent by the migrants constitutes only 15% of their total earnings. However, the interesting point to note is that the small proportion of migrant’s earnings makes up to almost 60% of his family’s household income. Global remittance: An expensive affair There’s no doubt that global remittance has proved to be a lifeline for many families. However, it’s also true that the global remittance services are expensive as they come with a b...

FinTech is no longer a jargon of the banking industry. Instead, it has become a familiar term in technology in general. The Global investments in FinTech ventures has doubled to a whopping $112 billion as compared to $51 billion last year. This is more than an evidence to prove that the digital revolution is at the doorsteps of financial services sector. This revolution is having a huge impact on all the banks and financial institutions globally. But what actually FinTech is? Let’s see. What is FinTech? The term FinTech is derived by joining two words which are financial services and digital technology. In a nutshell, FinTech simply prompts the use of digital technology by startups to come up with innovative products and services such as  mobile payments , alternative finance, online banking, big data, and overall financial management. FinTech was introduced as a technology that was used at the back-end systems of financial institutions and banks. However, since then...