Gil Levy·5d agoFor the first time since 2000, credit cards added more US payments than debit. Who pays for that?The Fed’s new Payments Study shows the card mix tilting toward the more expensive card. On a $100 online sale, the gap is 27 cents versus…
Jeremy Shapiro·Oct 13The Deal That Froze Our Payments with Dmitry DragilevWhat if a massive deal that brought in four thousand new customers turned out to be the very thing that almost destroyed your company?
Oluchi faith Amadi·Sep 26PCI-DSS Merchant Levels: Where Does Your Organization Sit?If you accept card payments, you’re already in the PCI DSS conversation. But what you have to do to prove compliance depends on your…
Christine Soliman·Sep 26ISO, PayFac, Acquirer: I Got This Wrong for YearsThe three names sound interchangeable. The difference shows up the day a chargeback lands.
Corefy·Sep 23ISO/MSP in Payments: How the Model WorksThe term “ISO/MSP” comes from the US card market, but the model behind it applies wherever acquirers work with independent sales partners.A response icon1A response icon1
In𝐀𝐈 𝐦𝐨𝐧𝐤𝐬.𝐢𝐨byAnupam Haldkar·Aug 29Apple Pay in India: What Actually Happens Behind the “Pay” ButtonA backend engineer’s view of Apple Pay integration, tokenization, payment authorization, and what changes when Apple Pay enters the Indian…
Luke Campbell·Jul 10The Businesses Winning in 2026 Aren’t Processing More Payments; They’re Building More Resilient…Last month, I had a conversation with the COO of a fast-growing online business.
Luke Campbell·Jul 9The Rise of “Payment Intelligence”: Why Data Is Becoming More Valuable Than TransactionsNot long ago, I was having coffee with someone who oversees payment strategy for a fast-growing online platform.
Mahavir Singh·Jun 30The Moment Every High-Risk Business Quietly Reconsiders How It Thinks About PaymentsEvery business has a moment that quietly changes the way it thinks. Not a funding announcement. Not a record-breaking sales month. Not the…
Dennis Liu·Jun 28The Migration Thesis: Why Solving Fraud Relocates ItMost fraud reports tell you what happened last year. This one tells you where fraud is going, and why — because fraud is not an event.
