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Deep Dive: Instant Payments Confront Long Path To Ubiquity

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Business-to-consumer (B2C) industries are just beginning to see use cases for these payments and do not appear to be innovating fast enough, as 93 percent of customers recently surveyed by PYMNTS said that payment speed does not quite meet their standards. The staying power of checks and cash. percent wanted to receive those such payouts.

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Mastercard Send Debuts In The UK With Real-Time Payments To Bank Accounts

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The firms said that only a very small number of accounts in the U.K. based customer for the service will be Income Group, which is a payroll-focused payment provider concentrated on paying employees in real time. less than 0.1 The first U.K.-based

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Visa On Tap To Pay, Cash Displacement And B2B Payments

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B2C, he noted, is $30 trillion, with opportunities in insurance payouts, on-demand payroll, and gig economy payroll and spending. Of that tally, $120 trillion is B2B, which he said “includes spending that can be addressed through card-based solutions, accounts receivables and payables flows, as well as cross border.”

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OrderGroove Funds Frictionless Commerce With $20M Series C

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Looking at the geographic concentration of activity, the US was the most active region, with 47 percent of activity, followed by China at 41 percent. The B2C industry is going through that exact same transformation now.”. Rounding out the triumvirate of tripe digit deals, Route 66 Ventures invested $130 million in Sunlight Financial.

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Transcript: Annie Lamont, Oak HC/FT

Barry Ritholtz

I said a number of dis drive companies, pc, I mean, we did actually invest in Compact during that period. They’re a number of technologists that are now interested in healthcare. And where we’ve made the least number of investments, the fewest number of investments is in hospital systems because Epic owned it.

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Transcript: David Roux, BayPine, Silver Lake Partners

Barry Ritholtz

00:16:27 [Speaker Changed] How much of what’s been going on in the 2020s has been a focus on that same top 10% of tech companies as being overly concentrated and wildly expensive. The parallels are that there is a concentration of interest. They had good year over year numbers. I like the three year trend. That was one.