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Fed banks analyze consumer use of card promos

Payments Dive

New research from the Philadelphia and Boston Feds finds that consumers are cycling through low APR credit card offers.

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Consumers use cash to forget, study shows

Payments Dive

New research suggests consumers’ payment method choice can depend on what they’re buying, especially if it’s a guilty-pleasure purchase.

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Consumer Research Finds 15% of UK Consumers to “Buy Christmas Now, Pay Later” This Holiday Season

Fintech Finance

State of Credit research from Marqeta , the global modern card issuing platform, reveals that 15% of UK consumers surveyed will use Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) this Christmas, aligning with a growing trend towards online shopping where digital and flexible payment options are more readily accessible.

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Fed dissects consumer use of digital payments

Payments Dive

households have a bank account, just under half use a nonbank payment service, Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank research says. While most U.S.

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Monetizing Analytics Features: Why Data Visualizations Will Never Be Enough

Think your customers will pay more for data visualizations in your application? Five years ago they may have. But today, dashboards and visualizations have become table stakes. Discover which features will differentiate your application and maximize the ROI of your embedded analytics. Brought to you by Logi Analytics.

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Consumers tap credit cards, loans to manage inflation: Fed report

Payments Dive

Gen Z and millennials were the age groups most likely to use loans and credit cards to respond to higher prices, a Federal Reserve research report said.

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Juniper Research: Consumer A2A Payments – 186 Billion Transactions Globally by 2029

Fintech Finance

A new study from Juniper Research , the foremost experts in fintech & payment markets, has found the volume of global transactions via A2A (Account-to-Account) payments will rise from 60 billion in 2024 to 186 billion by 2029; an increase of 209%. per transaction.