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
Global Payments Market Outlook 2012
The global payments industry will see a more challenging environment in 2012 as economies worldwide slow further.
Hybrid Cards: I'll Have Two of Everything
Hybrid Cards: I'll Have Two of Everything
The State of EMV Adoption: A Global Update
The State of EMV Adoption: A Global Update
EFT Networks: Next Generation Cycle
EFT Networks: Next Generation Cycle
POS Terminals: On the Cusp of Change
POS Terminals: On the Cusp of Change
India Prepaid Market 2011
India Prepaid Market 2011
U.S. Commercial Cards: Complex Solutions for a Growing Market
New Research Analyzes Commercial Card Market Growth
2012 Outlook: Banking Channels
As financial institutions welcome the close of 2011 and its challenging economic climate, they look forward to 2012 to begin anew, and to place them on the path to sustained growth. Key to this growth will be channel growth and development. A re...
Debit Advisory Service: 2012 Outlook
2011 was an ugly year for the debit card industry. Ideally, 2012 will bring some measure of healing to a market that has been severely bruised. Yet, issuers will be called upon to dig even deeper for new growth opportunities as they protect thei...
Acquirers Dealing With Obstacles While IRS Delays Penalties on 1099-K Reporting
A one-year reprieve from full compliance with the new IRS 1099-K reporting regulations has acquirers breathing a brief sigh of relief. However, late additions to the form will have many revising reporting infrastructure -- and incurring addition...