Overcoming the Cash-Centric Culture of Central America and the Caribbean
The pandemic pushed governments, businesses and consumers worldwide to look at the importance of digitization as the world becomes increasingly connected. Countries with digitally inclined consumers...
View ArticleEVVA on FinTechs’ Commitment to Overcoming Central America’s Cash-Centric...
Financial institutions (FIs) and FinTechs anxious to usher Central America and the Caribbean onto the global digital payment stage face a stubborn set of obstacles. These include entrenched...
View ArticlePYMNTS Intelligence: Overcoming Barriers to Digital Payments Adoption in...
As the global economy becomes increasingly digital, the prospect of bringing economies that have long depended on cash into the digital world remains one of FinTech innovators’ greatest challenges....
View ArticleBrazil’s Bold Steps Towards Digital Payments Adoption
As the world adopts digital payment options at a breakneck pace, Latin American countries have typically lagged in the shift away from cash to alternative payment methods, including digital wallets, QR...
View ArticleCloudWalk On Meeting Latin America’s Growing Demand For Digital Payments
Brazil is becoming a leader in digital payments adoption in Latin America, and consumers in the country have high expectations when it comes to these payments. Brazilian small to mid-sized businesses...
View ArticlePYMNTS Intelligence: How Demand for Digital and Contactless Payments Is...
The pandemic accelerated the digitization of companies’ customer interactions by as much as four years and the share of their digital product offerings by an astounding seven years. As companies...
View ArticleUala Wants to Tap Into Mexico’s $60B Remittance Market
Argentina-based FinTech Uala will let its customers in Mexico receive money from abroad in an attempt to capitalize on the burgeoning $60 billion remittances market. The new service will be overseen by...
View ArticleJPMorgan Chase Says Long-Term Trends Point to Growth in LatAm
With a growing amount of investment and commerce appearing to be headed to Latin America over the long term, JPMorgan Chase & Co. reportedly expects to continue growing its financial services...
View ArticleArgentina and Brazil Explore Common Currency
The two biggest economies in South America are reportedly working on a common currency. Brazil and Argentina will announce the project this week, the Financial Times (FT) reported Saturday (Jan. 21),...
View ArticleFinTechs Help Global Firms ‘Go Digital’ in Latin America
Latin America is in the midst of a historical digital commerce boom. The region’s market of small- to mid-sized businesses and professionals that offer digital services has grown rapidly, and this...
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