New report highlights latest trends in global payment and e-commerce industries

The Paypers, a major news and research agency covering the international payments industry, has just released the 2016 edition of its Ecommerce Payment Methods Report. An educational overview of the global payments industry, this report’s focuses on providing a framework for an easy understanding of the mechanism behind card-based and alternative payments within the wider standpoint of e-commerce. The report also aims to identify key markets ripe and open for doing business in this ecosystem.

The Russian payment scene is highlighted in this report through an expert contribution of Elena Orlova, CEO of Sun Consulting, with the participation of East-West Digital News.

The report also covers:

  • Valuable insights into the card schemes developments (Tarek Elhousseiny, Visa and Chris Kangas, MasterCard)
  • How PSD2 might change the way we pay
  • Fintech, BigTech and innovation in payments
  • Alternative Payments in Europe, direct debit, invoice and online banking
  • Shifting consumers preferences due to payment methods advancements (Stefan Backlund, Trustly)
  • Key insights on bill payments and how can they provide consumer convenience in a digital world (Peter Kwakernaak, AcceptEmail)
  • How consumers pay in developing countries (Arthur van Wijk Jurriaanse, PayU)
  • Key insights into global ecommerce accelerator markets like US, UK, France, Germany and India.

Intended for merchants, industry professionals, associations, market research agencies, and solutions providers the report maps all the factors shaping out the payments industry, such as regulation, technological innovation, as well as changing consumer behavior, drivers which make the landscape so dynamic and in which businesses constantly reset their aims and agendas.

  • To download your free copy of this report, please click here
Topics: Data & Reports, E-Commerce, E-Payment, Fintech, Payment & banking technologies, Payments
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