Mobile commerce surpassed 50 percent of North American online transactions in 2019, a new report from Comscore has found. Mobile commerce reached 51 percent of total online transactions in North America in Q4 2019, growing . . .
Mobile payments represent the next frontier in seamless commerce. Our mobile devices are the hub of nearly all our daily activities, and they have the potential to become the nexus of all our commercial interactions . . .
Cyber Monday 2018 saw nearly $8 billion in online sales, with over a third of them made on mobile devices, new data from Adobe says. The firm, which tracks transactions across the major retailers online . . .
Of all the industry applications crowding their smart devices, Americans are most satisfied with their mobile banking and credit cards apps, a pair of recent reports from JD Power has found. The 2018 U.S. Banking . . .
By Dave Cunningham, Director Partner Product Sales, iPayment, Inc. “Your success in life isn’t based on your ability to simply change. It is based on your ability to change faster than your competition, customers, and . . .
A new study by package delivery and logistics company UPS has found that mobile eCommerce is projected to make up 48.5 percent of all retail eCommerce — worth about $250 billion annually — by 2020. . . .
It’s not particularity fresh news that mobile and online commerce at the POS has been the buzz for years among forward-thinking merchants, tech-savvy consumers and payments companies. But a survey from financial services firm and . . .
Mobile wallets are one of the new frontiers of electronic transactions. Offering convenience, increased security and greater flexibility, smartphone-based digital wallets from tech companies like Apple Google as well as financial firms like Mastercard and . . .
A survey from B2B network firm Viewpost released Tuesday has found that 80 percent of American consumers are in support of “futuristic” payments technologies like sensor fingerprinting, facial recognition and voice control. The survey also . . .
A new study released last week by British multi-factor authentication firm MYPINPAD has found that 98 percent of survey respondents believe that security is more important than speed when completing an online transaction, with 67 . . .
