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… DISCLAIMER: Articles are written to reflect the interests and … the retail payments market, which is a canonical example of what’s called a two-sided market. As economist Marc Rysman … no merchants, it won’t be of any value to consumers. So what does the platform do? Jean Tirole , a pioneer in the …

… DISCLAIMER: Articles are written to reflect the interests and … and technological capability converge. From its somewhat humble current status, the mobile phone will likely … factors are categorized into buckets (see Figure 1): 1) what you know (knowledge), e.g., a password; 2) who you are …

… of the World Economic Forum’s Blockchain council, and visiting fellow in International Security and Cooperation at … a roster of business, technology and banking leaders at what has become one of the most anticipated events for … to national interests and economic performance. His presence this year cements The SUMMIT as the main event …

… digitized and contactless, which may aggravate existing barriers to the inclusion of disability communities. … and inclusion.  This brings us to several questions: what are the barriers to inclusion in payments, and how has … https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/11-627-m/11-627-m2021077-eng.htm 7 Royal Bank of Canada. RBC bridges language …

… have completely changed that. The payment experience is becoming more invisible and more important at the same time. In short, … director of the MIT Media Lab, Joi knows better than anyone what new technologies are just over the horizon. Combine …

… experiencing some form of payment friction in the past six months. These encounters primarily relate to either payment … payments (card or mobile tap-to-pay) for store purchases is a key payment frustration for young Canadians (31 per cent), which is to be expected given that they are more likely to tap …

… experiencing some form of payment friction in the past six months. These encounters primarily relate to either payment … payments (card or mobile tap-to-pay) for store purchases is a key payment frustration for young Canadians (31 per cent), which is to be expected given that they are more likely to tap …

… amongst consumers, merchants, and financial institutions (FIs) on QR code-enabled payments in Canada. To deepen the … this payment perspective explores QR code-enabled payments: what they are, what they offer, standardization and the potential role of …