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Will Customers Return to Their Usual Payment Habits Post-Corona?

Pre-pandemic, the preferred payment alternatives among US customers were somewhat predictable. According to the Fed Reserve Bank of Atlanta, the most noticeable trends from 2018 to 2019 were a surge in online bill payments and a persistent drop in cash payments. Based on a countrywide representative survey poll of almost 3,400 clients, the average monthly… Read More »Will Customers Return to Their Usual Payment Habits Post-Corona?

Why Nearly 25% of Small Businesses Have Closed Temporarily or Permanently

We know that businesses have suffered through Coronavirus, but how far have these adverse effects gone? According to the most recent stats, nearly 25 percent of microbusinesses have already closed down permanently without plans of ever recovering—another 40 percent plan to close down operations in the coming few months. The few who are still hopeful… Read More »Why Nearly 25% of Small Businesses Have Closed Temporarily or Permanently

Zelle Attracting More Businesses as the Platform Grows into a Preferred Payment Platform amid COVID-19

Peer to peer transaction processing platforms such as Zelle serve as a bridge that connects consumers and allow them to make and receive payments. However, lately, businesses are increasingly adopting these services, even threatening to beat consumer usage. So far, up to seven leading financial institutions are helping home-service firms, and small enterprises collect payments… Read More »Zelle Attracting More Businesses as the Platform Grows into a Preferred Payment Platform amid COVID-19

FTC: ‘Product Not Received’ Complaints amid Corona Double Cases Recorded in Last Festive Shopping Spree

A pandemic is a difficult time to run a business, but just how bad is the situation amid COVID-19? The most recent data by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the official protector of US consumers, shows a tough struggle among ecommerce merchants. Consumer complaints have surged significantly amid a crisis. Over 50 percent of those… Read More »FTC: ‘Product Not Received’ Complaints amid Corona Double Cases Recorded in Last Festive Shopping Spree

The Total Number of Retail Sales Will Drop But Ecommerce Firms Will Likely Benefit

According to forecasts by eMarketer, a leading financial analysis firm, the overall ecommerce retail sales in US is expected to decrease by 10.4% before the close of 2020. Such a drop has not been experienced since the 8.3% drop witnessed in the financial recession of 2009. The market analyst also estimated that the US will… Read More »The Total Number of Retail Sales Will Drop But Ecommerce Firms Will Likely Benefit