MEET THE NEXT GENERATION OF PAYMENT TRENDS & TECHNOLOGIES - RYAN AUDUS, DIRECTOR OF PRODUCT JOHN MCELROY, SR. MANAGER, PRODUCT STRATEGY
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Meet the Next Generation of Payment Trends & Technologies Ryan Audus, Director of Product John McElroy, Sr. Manager, Product Strategy
Payment Trends: Topics • Evolving to Meet Gen Z Expectations • Moving Money Faster • Wallet Payments • A “New” Trend Toward a Cashless Campus • EMVco and Reducing Fraud • Best Practices to Support
Unattended: Validated P2PE and VoiP
Unattended: “Hey, Alexa…” The football game starts Your next at 12:05 on Your current class starts at Saturday. Account 10:00 AM in balance Fraser Hall. is $1,459.92.
Unattended: Chatbot and AI Services “How much is my refund?” “When is my next payment due?”
Trend: Contactless Minamalize contact. No contact as a goal. No signature No receipt No touch
Contactless: Faster and More Secure Tokens
Question: How many of you are accepting contactless transactions at the point of sale?
Contactless: New Standard for Device-to-Device
Trend: Move Money Faster OCT
New Ways to Pay: These Two Wallets Too
New Ways to Pay: Apple Pay ecomm ● Dual Authentication with Biometrics ● Tokenization ● No Card #’s Shared ● No PCI
Trend: New Ways to Pay • Alternative Payment Methods (APMs) • Cross-border/FX payments (option to pay in local currency) • Wallet Payments
Trend: Wallet Payments • China’s Most Popular Payment Wallets. • Wallets Growing in all of Asia • US Methods Too
New Ways to Pay: Asian Wallet Experience eCommerce Point of Sale
Question: Have you received requests to accept Venmo or similar wallet payments on campus?
New Ways to Pay: Currency Conversion Not “New” but emerging in terms of school interest in options: Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) Multi-Currency Processing (MCP) Example of DCC
New Ways to Pay: Cashless Campus • Starbucks model – does it make sense for your campus? • $1.6 billion in declining balance accounts (i.e. gift cards) • 30% of all transaction (13% Order Ahead) In January of 2018, Starbucks began testing a policy in which it will not accept cash at a store in Seattle, supporting only plastic or mobile payments.
Move Money Faster: P2P
Move Money Faster: Disbursements • New Disbursement Options for Students – Visa Direct (OCT) – Digital Checks • What about APM’s? – Venmo (PayPal) – Zelle (Early Warning) • Banking as a Service (BaaS)
Move Money Faster: Disbursements Push to Card vs. ACH vs. Check
New Ways to Pay: Secure Remote Checkout Building blocks: Common acceptance mark, standard UI/UX, No Passwords! Single “Buy Button” User Experience Standards Other ecommerce Other ecommerce solution 1 solution 2 Illustrative Only One “buy button” and acceptance mark to minimize User experience standards customer confusion to build consumer trust Illustrative Only All brand names, logos and/or trademarks are the property of their respective owners, are used for identification purposes only, and do not necessarily imply product endorsement or affiliation with Visa.
Move Money Faster: ACH June 30, 2020 or June 30, 2021 – based on volume End-to-End Encryption June 30, 2020 January 1, 2020 Account # Validation March 19, 2021
How to Support the Trend: Platform Approach
How to Support the Trend: Challenges • Keeping up with the Joneses • Finding a platform provider able to accommodate the various payment points and transaction types. • A mobile-centric approach from your vendors. • Ongoing security and regulatory changes
Thank You! Questions John McElroy, Product Strategy Ryan Audus, Director of Product (913) 310-1249 (913) 310-1298 jmcelroy@touchnet.com raudus@touchnet.com
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