PYMNTS links $330 billion in late payments to missing payment options
PYMNTS uses a hypothetical electric bill left unpaid because Apple Pay isn't accepted to promote a report on the payment options customers want.
PYMNTS uses a hypothetical electric bill left unpaid because Apple Pay isn't accepted to promote a report on the payment options customers want.
PYMNTS argues that unavailable payment options can delay bill payments, illustrating its point with a customer leaving an electric bill in their inbox for another week because they can't use Apple Pay. It links those gaps to $330 billion in late payments while promoting The Service Commerce Performance Gap from PYMNTS Intelligence and Paymentus.
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PYMNTS uses a hypothetical electric bill left unpaid because Apple Pay isn't accepted to promote a report on the payment options customers want.
PYMNTS argues that unavailable payment options can delay bill payments, illustrating its point with a customer leaving an electric bill in their inbox for another week because they can't use Apple Pay. It links those gaps to $330 billion in late payments while promoting The Service Commerce Performance Gap from PYMNTS Intelligence and Paymentus.
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