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Visa Reveals Digital Products to be Launched Over the Year Catering to Evolving Consumer Demands

The Fintech Times

Consumer payment preferences are constantly evolving, meaning firms need to adapt to cater to these needs. At the Visa Payments Forum in San Francisco, Visa has unveiled new products which will address the evolving consumer payments demands. We’re announcing the next generation of truly digital-native payment card experiences.

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Deep Dive: Adapting Worker Payments To The On-Demand Era

PYMNTS

Consumers have come to expect on-demand service when they watch movies, make online purchases or hail rides, for example, but this practice contrasts with how most employees are paid. Various compensation alternatives have recently emerged that are more aligned with workers’ on-demand expectations. as W-2 employees.

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12 Ways Consumers Will Pay (And Be Paid) In 2019 And Beyond

PYMNTS

But in hopes of hopping on the holiday bandwagon — and providing data-backed insight in the hottest payment trends for 2019 — allow us to offer this list of a dozen ways that consumers (and some businesses) are paying now, methods that promise to play big roles in 2019. So, how will consumers (and some businesses) pay? #1:

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Phlatbed CEO: How Mobile Tools Keep On-Demand Wages Moving

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Both businesses and consumers are still attempting to deal with the financial hardships brought on by the ongoing pandemic. In the United States, 8 million consumers have fallen below the poverty line since May, for example, movement that severely reduces the access these consumers may have to financial tools. In the U.S.,

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Digital-First Economy Redefines Retail And Consumer Behavior

PYMNTS

PYMNTS research on consumer shopping habits showed that 24 percent of all consumers say they have taken at least one of their routine shopping activities online and do not plan to revert to shopping in stores for this activity, even after the pandemic is over. More consumers are going online to shop and pay as the pandemic progresses.

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US Consumers Pay Down $10B In Credit Card Debt In Q3

PYMNTS

According to the Fed’s latest quarterly report on household debt and credit, overall consumer debt hit $14.35 Credit inquiries over the past six months — a sign of credit demand — was down slightly to 122 million. August was the six month in a row that saw a drop in consumer credit card balances, the lowest level since 2017.

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E-Wallets Rise as Leading Payment Method in Southeast Asia

Fintech News

Initiatives like QRIS (Quick Response Code Indonesian Standard), a national standard for QR code payments launched in 2019, have allowed for standardization, making it easier for businesses and consumers, while collaboration between the government and fintech firms have helped enhance financial inclusion through clear regulations.