What shapes consumer transactions and payment technologies, and where is it going?
Rapid changes in technology, regulation, and consumer behavior continue to reshape the payments industry. Javelin’s payments research team tracks commercial and consumer payment trends, evaluates emerging payment technologies, and anticipates what’s next. Through unbiased research, data-driven insights, and actionable advice, we help financial institutions, payments providers, and technology companies develop strategies that position them for success in a rapidly evolving market.
Payments Research
Reports
2015 Outlook: Global Payments
Strong gains expected in card payments, e-commerce, and mobile payments
2015 Outlook: Prepaid
A trifecta of strategic considerations will continue to shape the industry.
2015 Outlook: U.S. Credit Cards
Predictions and industry issues to watch
2015 Outlook: U.S. Debit Cards
A perspective on the U.S. debit issuing industry for the year ahead
Company Snapshot: Zooz
Payment routing optimization and omnichannel services
Commercial Card as an Integrated Payables Solution
Selling Solutions Instead of Products in Commercial Cards Mercator Advisory Group examines opportunities for commercial card and traditional treasury management sales models
Big Data in Banking and Payments: Balancing Innovation and Regulation
We are a digital culture — communicating, interacting, and consuming through every digital platform available to us. Data is being generated at an incomprehensible rate, and it will continue to increase in volume and velocity. In this report I t...
Company Snapshot: Traxpay
Dynamic payments platform built to modernize business-to-business commerce
European M-POS Providers
Understanding the European M-POS Landscape Mercator Advisory Group releases research on opportunities for merchant acquirers in Europe and beyond
The Digital Approach to Affluent and High Net Worth Customers
This report researches the digital and in-person banking habits and attitudes of wealthy consumers by segment and identify unmet needs. The four segments analyzed in this report are the mass affluent, core affluent, high net worth, and ultra-hig...