By Farish Lakhani, VP Sales International at Computop - (...) The abundance of payment methods, technical infrastructures and regulatory conditions suggest that we live in a ‘global village’, but the reality is very different and both banks and retailers struggle with the inconsistency of payment…

By Nick Sonnex, VP Sales International at Computop - The pace of change in eCommerce is rapid, propelled by technology innovation and the constant desire to serve the consumer. Among the many other challenges faced by retailers over the past year has been the need to keep up with multi-device using…

Computop, a leading global payment processor, has integrated a contactless payment function into the popular photo stations best known in the UK through the Boots Photo powered by CEWE service in Boots pharmacy and beauty stores across the country...

When it comes to moving forward, what type of payment structure can customers count on from public transportation? Jed Danbury, vice president at Computop, a global payment service provider, shares his thoughts on how customers can benefit on transit...

by Jed Danbury - When the smartphone digitized everyday life, physical stores needed to react. Attempts to make the point-of-sale (POS) more attractive were all too often limited to marginal facelifts.

Since the success of online shopping was detrimental to in-store sales, sheer productivity often…

by Jed Danbury, Computop - New technologies like pay-by-link and click-to-pay will get a workout this year.

With 2020 unlike any other year in our history, it is certainly challenging to predict what the future may hold. One thing is clear, though. There has been an extreme shift in consumer…

(...) Ralf Gladis, CEO at Computop, a payment processor, says: “We think that tokenisation as provided by card schemes like Visa and Mastercard will come to the fore in 2021. “It allows numbers to be issued and stored safely on eCommerce platforms as a replacement for the actual credit card…

By Ralf Gladis, CEO, Computop - Connections become data and data becomes services. So many objects in our lives are now networked and they benignly collect data about our behaviour which, so we are assured, enables us to be provided with offers for products and services we need or desire...

By Ralf Gladis, CEO, Computop - 2020 has brought a surfeit of challenges for the payments industry, so, to a certain extent, caution must be applied when looking at the trends for 2021. Some, however, are already clear, and a change in consumer behaviour is one of them.