WHAT IS AN ACH DEBIT & HOW CAN THEY BENEFIT BUSINESSES? (ACH at POS)
This article describes the various use cases for ACH debit, including at Point-of-Sale.
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Other Strong Payments Component (e.g., insurance, healthcare)
THE PROS AND CONS OF MAKING PAYMENTS WITH SOCIAL MEDIA PAYMENT PLATFORMS
This brief explores how social media offer a means of sending or received money through proprietary apps or apps like Venmo or Google Wallet. The pros and cons are discussed.
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STABLECOIN AND PAYMENTS
This is a link to PAXOS, where they explain Paxos stablecoins are subject to oversight by the New York State Department of Financial Services, meeting the high standards of consumer protection. PAXOS uses API-based blockchain technology to implement payments solutions across many different industries.
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THE EVOLUTION OF CORPORATE B2B CROSSBORDER REMITTANCE
This blog from Currencycloud describes and quantifies the evolution of corporate B2B crossborder remittances. It includes good data to size the market as of 2023.
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AVAILABLE AP-BASED OPEN INSURANCE SERVICES MAPPED ACROSS THE INSURANCE VALUE CHAIN 2023
The slide presents graphicly the availability of APIs that might support open insurance across the entire insurance value chain in 2023.
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INNOPAY OPEN INSURANCE MONITOR (OMI) – DEVELOPER PORTAL BENCHMARK 2023
A slide with a graphic representation of the state of development of various open insurance portals by leading brands.
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OPEN INSURANCE IS STILL ALL BARK AND NO BITE FOR NOW…BUT MANDATED OPENNESS WILL SOON CHANGE THAT
A brief description by INNOPAY of the relationship between open banking and another financial service like open insurance. The authors suggest that mandated openness will soon change otherwise slow developments.