Fulfilling payments needs quickly is crucial for companies looking to compete for the services of microbusinesses — businesses with up to 10 employees, including solo...
New data shows one-third of U.S. consumers are willing to pay to have faster access to disbursements that are paid to them. In fact, consumers...
Historically, businesses’ approach to making disbursements has been a manual one: Bookkeepers take notes in ledgers, then send out physical checks, for which recipients must...
Interest in instant payments is growing across the U.S. banking sector, but limited infrastructure and a lack of standardization is hindering payment choices and traceability....
The pandemic has pushed payors and businesses across various industries to accelerate their digital transformation efforts, especially as a rising number of consumers expect faster...
By July of 2020 the U.S. government had made roughly 171 million payments valued at $400 billion as COVID aid was disbursed, of which less...
Approximately 158 million U.S. consumers received roughly 11 billion disbursements in 2021, whether from the government, their employers, their insurance companies or others, according to...
As businesses have turned to online channels during the pandemic, swift digital disbursements have become increasingly important. Companies, particularly small- to medium-sized businesses (SMBs), are...
Among the many, many ways the COVID-19 pandemic has changed our lives is the way it’s changed how we think about digital payments. As we...