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  Point of Sale Domain

  $149.00

  The Point of Sale domain is the largest payment domain by transaction count – it’s the very heart of face-to-face commerce. This domain is familiar to us all, but it’s not just made up of retailers – it also includes restaurants, hotels, vending machines, parking meters, and transit systems. From a payment system perspective, Learn More

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  Banking as a Service (BaaS)

  $149.00

  As the market deconstructs banking, the banking-as-a-service (BaaS) category has grown. BaaS providers, while not banks themselves, partner with incumbent banks and digital banks to deliver regulated banking services to fintechs and other next generation tech companies. But what exactly is being provided? Who performs which functions?Learn More

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  Subscription Economy Payments Implications

  $149.00

  Many have theorized that we are shifting to a subscription-based economy where consumers subscribe to software, subscribe to movies, subscribe to textbooks, etc. Underpinning this shift is a model that enables the continual, on-demand delivery of services. This session explores the role of recurring payments in the subscription economLearn More

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  Digital Wallet Evolution

  $149.00

  The mobile wallet evolved to become the digital wallet. And now, like all good markets, digital wallets are fragmenting into a multitude of next generation approaches. In one camp, the digital wallet is evolving to become the super app. These super apps combine payments, shopping, offers and deals, financial services, and investing inLearn More

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  The New Game: Multiplayer Fintech

  $149.00

  This session explores the fintech phenomenon, the tech, and business models behind the “Anything-as-a-Service” platforms that have emerged. We examine the playbooks of horizontal platform and segment-focused providers. We explore examples of the rich capabilities today’s segment-focused fintechs bring to market built on those hoLearn More

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  Request to Pay (RtP)

  $149.00

  Payments using the push transaction model are on the rise around the world. Instead of the sellers pulling money from buyers, buyers initiate payment to sellers. This model has lower risk and is increasingly as convenient to buyers as the older pull model. But how will billers, suppliers, and other payees request payment? Enter the ReLearn More