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NYPAY periodically posts educational content related to payments, fintech, and banking. This includes articles, whitepapers, research reports, and opinion pieces.
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Seeing the Scam. Stopping the Scam. What we learned from NYPAY’s scenario night
At NYPAY’s Feb. 17 virtual event, Lee Kyriacou kept us out of the usual panel rut by pushing a simple idea: stop talking about scams in the abstract and walk through what happens in real life. So that’s what we did. We used real-world scenarios,...
The Future of AI in the Payments Landscape: 2025 Edition
In 2023, Phase 5 and NYPAY co-produced a survey of leading financial, payments, fintech, and consulting professionals in the US to get their views on the future of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the payments landscape in the coming years. Given the pace of AI...
The Future of AI in the Payments Landscape: Expert Insights
NYPAY and Phase 5 partnered to conduct a Financial Industry survey on the potential impact of AI on Payment Systems. Read the survey results.
Addressing Instant Payment Fraud on a Global Scale: “The Great Disappearing Act”
The NYPAY event on November 9, 2023, "The Great Disappearing Act: Decoding the Enigma of #InstantPayment #Fraud and Fighting Back Globally," was hosted by Deborah Baxley, a partner with PayGility Advisors and co-founder of NYPAY. The aim was...
The New Era of Small Business Banking: Navigating Post-Pandemic Challenges and Opportunities
On September 19, 2023, NYPAY hosted a virtual event, "State of Small Business Banking – Post-Pandemic." We came away with many new nuggets of information! "In the digital age, a bank's branch is not a place you go, but a thing you do." – Ian Benton, Javelin Strategy...
Payment Trends Expected to Disrupt the Banking Industry by 2025
According to a recent survey conducted by Phase 5 of NYPAY members, industry experts predict that “Buy Now Pay Later” plans and peer-to-peer payments will experience the biggest Fintech market share growth by 2025. The survey also suggests that traditional banks are not expected to lose market share on credit or debit cards. Moreover, there is potential for cryptocurrency to become more regulated and increase in popularity as a payment method.