41% of Millennials Use ChatGPT for Product Discovery
Millennial shopping is producing a split between where buying decisions begin and where purchases ultimately happen. The PYMNTS…
Petwealth Uses AI to Turn Pet Lab Results Into Action
Angelo Palivos built Petwealth after losing his own pet to an illness that a diagnostic lab couldn’t catch…
Digital Wallets Reach More Than 1 in 10 In-Store Payments
Digital wallets are no longer simply changing how consumers present a payment at checkout. They’re also beginning to change where…
Age and Income Miss the Real Divide in Financial Health
Two consumers can share a generation, an income bracket and many of the same expenses while occupying markedly…
Why Digital Wallets Matter More Than Crypto for Credit Unions
Credit unions have an unusual digital asset dilemma. Most members are not asking them to become cryptocurrency exchanges,…
40% of Digital Bank Users Choose Mobile Wallets Over Plastic
Digital bank customers are turning the mobile wallet from a convenience into their default way to pay. That…
Underwater drones discover coral reefs off Benin, long presumed dead, teeming with life
A picture of the reef by Gérard Zinzindohoué Scientists in search of coral reef barriers which had been…
Mobile Wallets Can’t Tell a Privacy Guard From a Fraudster
Fraudsters and privacy-conscious consumers have one thing in common. Neither wants to be easily found. For years, that…
23% of Bridge Millennials Use 4 or More Financial Coping Tactics
Rising costs are pushing younger consumers to work harder at money management, even as fewer Americans say their…
OpenPayd: Payments Need Less Plumbing, More Intelligence
For years, the goal in global payments was simple: connect businesses to more rails. The pitch was always…
EpiPen settlement paying out more than $1,000 to some class members
(Photo Credit: Dean Drobot/Shutterstock) EpiPen settlement overview: Who: EpiPen purchasers are receiving checks worth thousands of dollars from…
72% of Consumers Pay for Instant Income Access
Instant payments are increasingly being judged less by how fast money moves and more by what faster access…