Industry Insights

Digital payments have seen immense innovation over the last few years, and many businesses have struggled to keep up. Too often, companies cobble together a patchwork of payment solutions as they grow to meet the needs of selling to buyers in different ways (e.g.

At BlueSnap, we believe that every day is an opportunity to recognize the achievements of women working in fintech, but today more so than ever.

Automation is on everyone’s mind today. In this economy, businesses are looking for ways to boost their EBITDA margins with automation. However, businesses must consider more than just cost savings when they research and implement automation.

No matter the size or reach of your company, debit and credit card authorization rates matter. That’s especially true in global eCommerce, where cards are a fundamental pillar of online payments, even as other payment types grow in popularity.

Learn why BlueSnap chose to integrate Kount’s world-class fraud prevention into the Global Payment Orchestration Platform to help businesses reduce false declines, accept more orders and automate decisions in real time.

The fintech industry has a gender gap. While it has certainly narrowed in recent years, there still are a ways to go before it will be equitable. According to Deloitte, in North America, women account for only 21% of both C-suite and senior leadership roles in the financial services industry.

Do you sell to shoppers in the EU? Get compliant with PSD2 quickly and easily—before the deadline arrives.

From apparel to palliative care, every industry is either exploring or thinking about subscription eCommerce. With TBRC forecasting subscription eCommerce will reach $904.28 billion by 2026, chances are, you already know it is a sound business model.

Visa has recently announced new rules around disputing chargebacks that will take effect April 15, 2023. Here are summaries of the changes as well as what they mean for you. Dispute Remedy for Dispute Condition 10.4: Fraud — Card-Absent Environment For Visa’s reason code 10.

2022 is coming to a close, and businesses have had quite a year navigating everything new and evolving in payments.

As the global economy continues to adjust to a quickly changing landscape there’s one truth across every industry: Companies need robust payment functionality to grow and compete in today’s global market.

In 2022, digital payments continued to evolve, offering companies more ways to leverage payments to enhance their bottom lines, whether it be creating more value for software platforms or helping businesses get paid faster.