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March 28, 2022

Banks, Fintech Hold Fate of Disappearing Dollar Technology

Many financial services are already in the marketplace preparing for what has been classified as a cashless society. The push for this transition is not only coming from germ-fearing shoppers and front-line store workers. Businesses are also driving the trend to pay without paper money.

Credit Ratings Could Cool Hot 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Market

A move by Equifax to enable buy now, pay later vendors to report their customers' "pay-in-four" loans to the credit rating agency could dampen consumer enthusiasm for the popular payment method.

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Cryptocurrency as a Hedge Against the Declining Dollar

Regardless of all the buzz and activity around crypto, some demographics are still just not ready to veer away from what's familiar. Even though there is apprehension, many still understand that things are changing and that they must get on board or be left behind. For those who are not prepared for the paradigm money shift, it could result in a harsh wake up call.

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What's in Store for Next-Gen Digital Wallets

The digital wallet of the future is not about just storing the picture of a document, it's also about ensuring that scanned documents are valid and provides assurances that it has been issued by a verified source. Therefore, identity proofing must be the cornerstone of any digital wallet.

US Shoppers Spent $1.7T Online During Pandemic, Another Trillion Forecast for 2022

During the first two years of the global pandemic, U.S. consumers spent US$1.7 trillion online, $609 billion more than the previous two years, according to an economic report by Adobe. More spending is to come in 2022, with Adobe forecasting shoppers will spend more than $1 trillion online for the first time.