Here’s the news: starting from 1 July 2023, banks and credit unions will discontinue issuing Maestro cards for good. With over 400 million cards currently in circulation worldwide, this decision is sure to require significant adjustments.
With the payments market evolving rapidly, the existing rules and regulations require adjustment. In this article, we’ll uncover which changes are likely to take place in the industry and how the EU could respond to them.
Providing a brilliant customer experience is among the top goals of businesses worldwide. Achieving it brings plenty of benefits, from increased brand awareness to boosted revenues.
Payment fraud keeps the world in a constant state of alert. The numbers speak for themselves - Q3 of 2021 has seen over 56,000 payment fraud attacks globally. That is 14% more than in the previous quarter and equals to a 274% year-over-year increase.
As a person involved in business, you’ve probably heard of chargebacks. These operations are rather common yet extremely disadvantageous for merchants.
We live in an eventful time that requires flexibility and innovation. In the past few years, we’ve seen many spheres of our lives undergo significant changes, from healthcare and education to retail and logistics. The payment industry is a link between all these key areas, so it keeps adjusting alongside them.
The pandemic that started back in late 2019 and is still going strong years from then led to changes in shopping dynamics. Lockdowns and social distancing measures imposed significant challenges to brick-and-mortar stores and forced retail businesses to adapt to the constantly fluctuating situation.
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