What Are Contactless Payments and How Do They Work
Contactless payments have become increasingly popular in the UK in recent years, with many consumers opting to use their contactless cards or smartphones to make
Category: Trends
A Guide for SME’s On Payment Trends in Ireland
If you are an Irishmen, you would relate to how quickly “cash-free” and “card only” signs have taken over the hotels, stores, and other businesses
Will Ireland Become A Cashless Society?
Cash has been the preferred payment method for a long time in Ireland and around the world, but that might be about to change since
Benefits of Offering Contactless Payments for Restaurants
When customers visit your restaurant, they shouldn’t have to worry about anything other than what their next meal will be. That’s why accepting contactless payments,
What Are Merchant Services and How Card Processing Works
Not to confuse with the financial services or freight forward services, merchant services here mean the system that enables businesses to accept payments over credit/debit
E-Commerce Payments Trends in Ireland
Ireland is one of the most advanced countries in Europe when it comes to adopting global tech trends. While all other sectors in the country
Should your business consider going cashless?
Cashless transactions are growing at a rapid rate, with cashless transactions overtaking cash transactions for the first time in 2018. Customer convenience and increased adoption
What lies ahead: Trends that will shape the future of the payments industry
With the evolution in technology and the new mobile customer, payments industry globally is witnessing a significant shift. Here is NPIs take on the trends
Is this generation full of tech- slaves ?
Technology has transformed our world over the years, giving us some amazing tools and resources and make our lives easier. Smartwatch, Smartphones, Smart TV, and
Irish Consumer Spending Habits
Debit card usage increases whilst more consumers switch from cash to card Spending across the Irish Summer season in 2019 saw a decline in credit
