Podcasts about push payments

If you've attended a Glenbrook Payments Boot Camp®, chances are good that you remember reviewing push and pull payments during the key concepts. The determination for whether a transaction is push or pull comes down to who is sharing their payment address. If the receiver is sharing, it is a push payment. If the sender is sharing, it is a pull payment. But what if the sender and receiver are not personally involved in initiating the transaction?  Russ Jones joins George Peabody and Yvette Bohanan on this episode of Payments on Fire® to talk about delegated push payments, where another party has permission to initiate a push transaction on the sender's behalf. Listen in as they discuss the nuances around delegated push payments and the use cases for these transactions.  https://pof.glenbrook.com/

Rwandan | Policy & Strategy Advisor at Rwandan Development | Visa Country Manager | AVP, Push Payments & Acquiring | Africa Advocacy at Better Than Cash Alliance Twitter : @anyboyi

Welcome to the Tearsheet Podcast. I’m Tearsheet editor in chief, Zack Miller. Push payments are the reverse of how we think credit cards work. Instead of pulling customer funds to pay a merchant, push payments have merchants sending money out to the cardholder. Visa Direct is a major player in the space and the payment firm is now announcing Visa Direct Payouts, which allows Visa clients and partners to push payments to cards and accounts for cross border payments. With this new addition, Visa Direct now provides multi-rail access to 5 billion cards and accounts combined across more than 200 geographies, supporting 160 currencies. Bill Sheley, svp, global head, Visa Direct joins me on the podcast to discuss the launch of Visa Direct Payouts. We talk about the challenges and opportunities of sending money cross border and how Visa is positioning itself in this market. Bill gives us an update on Visa Direct and how the ecosystem has grown over the past year and where it’s headed in the future.

ANZ and Worldline have created a new joint venture to enhance the payments experience for both consumers and merchants

Michael Moeser, senior analyst at PaymentsSource, talks to Cecilia Frew, senior vice president of Visa Direct at Visa, about the demands driving digital payments throughout the year.

Sara Toth Stub joins editor Zack Miller on a Deep Dive podcast to discuss a recent article she wrote on push payments. In It's a simple idea with Extraordinary impact: Inside the growing world of push payments, Sara describes what this form of payment is, how it works, and how entire fintech ecosystems are being built around push payment providers, like Visa and Mastercard.

In the developing world, push payments offer more secure, inexpensive and transparent transactions for consumers, merchants and issuers in B2B and P2P use cases.

Push Payments: Making Instant Money a Reality Lisa McFarland, Ingo Money Sam Verrill, OnDeck Mike West, Visa Moderator: David Ritter, Bloomberg Intelligence

Push Payments is an instant payments processor located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, specializing in the immediate transfer of value between a multitude of accounts types. Push Payments delivers easy-to-implement API solutions that allow their clients facilitate credit push transactions in seconds while providing a suite of features, providing that allow them to be more competitive, experience greater operational efficiency, include additional data all while providing complete Regulatory transparency and Compliance in this heighten era of Risk Management. Their unique, directly integrated, multi-modal payment platform offers maximum flexibility for companies that look to take control of their cash flow while reducing cost. https://www.pushpayments.com https://twitter.com/PushPayments https://www.linkedin.com/company/push-payments

Hear David Parker talk about the implications of push payments and how the method is becoming increasingly effective and a common practice for fraudsters.

Drew Edwards, Ingo Money CEO, helped clarify the nomenclature and delved into push payments, a form of instant payments.https://www.pymnts.com/news/payment-methods/2018/ingo-money-push-payments-vocabulary/

Drew Edwards, Ingo Money CEO, helped clarify the nomenclature and delved into push payments, a form of instant payments.https://www.pymnts.com/news/payment-methods/2018/ingo-money-push-payments-vocabulary/

Push Payments provides payment processors, banks, and mobile providers the ability to move money in real-time between bank accounts. The slow, painful and complex process of interfacing with large payment networks is no longer an issue with the intuitive Push Payments platform. We provide our clients with the infrastructure necessary to achieve an unprecedented advantage over competitors. Simple, secure and smart API interfaces empower banks and their fintech partners to create better user experiences and best in class market solutions via instant money movement. https://www.pushpayments.com https://twitter.com/pushpayments https://www.facebook.com/PushPayments

The Faster Payments Task Force of the Federal Reserve  just released its final report with proposals to be adopted by 2020.   Today, Ron Shevlin hosts a member of that task force-  Travis Dulaney, Founder and CEO of Push Payments.   James Wester, Research Director of Worldwide Payment Strategies at IDC will also being joining to discuss the 10 different proposals, the future of banking, and the idea of virtual accounts vs legacy accounts. Also, we are talking about #VoicePay and #AmazonPay with Brian Roemmele. Julie Conroy, from Aite Group, talks to Ron about the new uses of AI and how it will enhance faster payments and assist fraud prevention accuracy.  

Shaun Weston interviews Travis Dulaney from Push Payments, who talks about real-time payments and how business culture drives change.

This week, Breaking Banks’ Brett King talks to Rachel Schneider, senior vice president of Center of Financial Services Innovation, about her new book "The Financial Diaries: How American Families Cope in a World of Uncertainty" and on potential solutions to income volatility problems. The book is based on the U.S. Financial Diaries study, which follows the lives of more than 200 low- and middle income-families over the course of the year. Also: Travis Dulaney, chief executive of Push Payments, talks instant payments; Mary Wisniewski of American Banker discusses the week's news, including the OCC's fintech charter, data aggregation battles and alternative data.