Setting The Stage For Better Payments

By  |  June 19, 2019
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P2P payments can play a big role in the B2B realm, while artificial intelligence is pulling more weight in the world of fraud. Facebook is seeking more of a voice in digital payments, and work is increasing to solve the payments problem for elective medical procedures.

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    Data:

    32 million: Number of consumers who paid for at least one elective medical procedure during a six-month period

    $10 million: Investment required for Libra Association membership

    Less than 0.1 percent: Visa’s global fraud rate

    $50 billion: Potential revenue generated via elective medical procedures if payment plans were offered

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    50 percent: Portion of corporate transactions still tied to checks


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