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… of folks who simply will not be able to adapt to that form of payment. It's going to be a real challenge. I think … this incentive for businesses to always accept electronic forms of payment. Neville Arjani:  I think most recent …

… access it and when. But also have the right to keep that information private. But what standard exists, if any? As more … are, and how we present them to others in order to perform a transaction. Cyrielle Chiron: Right, so really like … describe yourself, right? You provide, that is, you know, information that you provide yourself. There are things that …

… technology and payments innovation continues to transform the way Canadian consumers and businesses make … technology and payments innovation continues to transform the way Canadian consumers and businesses make … Cyrielle is, you can't stand still and running our platforms well is not enough. We, like all of the global payment …

… Tracey Black, President and CEO of Payments Canada and her former colleague and mentor, senior financial services … John Ambrose, a financial services executive, and Tracey's former colleague and mentor. Welcome John. John Ambrose: … enhance our views of where things were going. In 2009, I formed my own consulting firm and as it turned out in 2011, …

… to half of all Canadians (47 per cent) used e-commerce platforms more frequently to purchase a wider range of products … is an app on your mobile device that stores your payment information. It is like a physical wallet where you keep your credit, debit or prepaid cards, but in digital form. 56 The first mobile payment app to appear in Canada …