by Justin Pituch | Sep 18, 2024
It’s time for another edition of Payments Post and (surprise!) we’re thinking about the Visa Flexible Credential again. You may recall that we compared the capabilities of the VFC to a single issuer wallet. As such a wallet might, it allows issuers to roll multiple...
by Payments Views | May 7, 2024
By Justin Pituch & Cici Northup Glenbrook is full of self-proclaimed “payments geeks.” We’re drawn to the industry because of its constant evolution, characterized by tensions between emerging innovations, shifting regulation, and novel commercial arrangements....
by Will Eisler | Nov 13, 2023
Innovations and industry disruptors consistently emerge in the payments domain. As they arise, businesses often scrutinize these trends, evaluating their significance, the appropriate allocation of time and resources, and strategies to integrate emerging...
by Bryan Derman | Oct 6, 2023
I read with some sadness last week about Target’s decision to close nine of its stores in the New York, Portland (OR), San Francisco/Oakland, and Seattle markets due to what it called not “shoplifting”, but “theft and organized retail crime”. The closures will be...
by Shiv Vadivelalagan | Mar 28, 2017
On November 8, 2016, India cancelled 86% of its currency in circulation with a four-hour notice and the move pushed India into a severe currency shortage. In a country where 98% of all consumer payments are in cash, this prolonged currency shortage carries risks:...
