- by David Sprinkle
- July 21 2021
- commercial payment cards
- consumer spending
- private label credit cards
Store-Only Credit Cards: The Past Remains Present
Currently, as reported in our report Private Label Credit Cards, 55% of adults have private-label (store-only) credit cards, with 44% (or 80% of overall consumer credit cardholders) having used them in the last 30 days.
- by Daniel Granderson
- February 11 2020
- commercial payment cards
- credit cards
- economy
- money
- money and finance
- payment cards
Commercial Card Marketers Seek Broader Global B2B Payment Opportunities
The commercial payment card industry is at a tipping point. Find out why…
- by Daniel Granderson
- January 15 2018
- commercial payment cards
- credit cards
- finance
- financial services
- money
- money and finance
- payment cards
ACH: Beat It or Join It?
In the U.S., electronic B2B payment value remains dominated by ACH: Packaged Facts in the report "Commercial Payment Cards: U.S. and Global Market Trends, 10th Edition" estimates that commercial cards comprised 3.7% of electronic B2B payment value in 2016.
- by dgranderson@marketresearch.com
- October 30 2015
- payment cards
- money and finance
- China
- commercial payment cards
What We’re Reading: China UnionPay becomes payment-card market leader
China Daily USA published this article based on insights featured in Packaged Facts’ brand-new report, Commercial Payment Cards: U.S. and Global Market Trends, 9th Edition.
China UnionPay’s (CUP) ambitious approach to building partnerships has helped it become the largest payment-card network in the world, according to the author of a recent market report.
“CUP has aggressively forged partnerships with bank card issuers and processors across the globe, and buoyed by network reciprocity agree...
- by dgranderson@marketresearch.com
- May 2 2014
- commercial payment cards
- money
- finance
- banking
- credit cards
- debit cards
For commercial payment cards, globalization is good business-but competition is increasing
Globalization is occurring at a rapid pace, requiring increased simplification and control over employer payments and expenses across multiple countries. Among payment providers (networks and card issuers alike), this has undoubtedly caused growing pains, as they struggle to craft solutions sophisticated and robust enough to meet global challenges of many stripes-regulatory and operational hurdles among them.
But in plain English, it also means payments expansion-following the arc of global gr...
