Shoppers Down Under Lead the World in Mobile-First Shopping
Consumers in Australia are increasingly mobile-first, frequently reaching for their phones as part of their shopping experience. This goes beyond just making online purchases. The average Australian shopper uses their mobile devices to browse or buy nearly every day....
70% of Shoppers Prioritize Payment Method Picking Stores
Online businesses are grappling with a pervasive problem that costs them sales: the abandoned shopping cart. A recent report titled “How Preferred Payment Availability Can Reduce Cart Abandonment” by PYMNTS Intelligence sheds light on the challenge faced by online...
Retail Brands Risk Losing Billions When Checkouts Fall Short
Global eCommerce players focus on user experience, brand loyalty and speed, but they often overlook payments. No matter how sleek a front-end experience is, a failed or clunky checkout can undo every strategic effort that led to the sale. PYMNTS Intelligence findings...
Why Cross-Border Consumers Insist on Local Payment Methods
Despite the widespread adoption of digital technologies, merchants are finding that cross-border payment complexities continue to pose hurdles to capturing international sales opportunities. It’s one of the key findings from “How Payments Optimization Can Power an...
Tokenization in Europe Nears 50%
When a shopper whips out their credit card to buy something online, they can feel a lingering worry: Will my card number get stolen by hackers or otherwise misused? That’s why tokenization, a process that hides your 16-digit number from a merchant and instead uses a...Other articles
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