Topic: [2015-12-17] Banks to boost spending on payment technologies in 2016 (Read 255 times)
December 17, 2015, 05:49:12 AM
61% of banks will increase spending on payment technologies, that is a big figure. I wonder if they will accept bitcoin in the future.
December 17, 2015, 02:52:05 AM
Banks across the world are set to significantly increase spending on new payment technology in 2016, according to a new report from Ovum, the independent technology firm.
Driven by increased emphasis on security, changing consumer behaviour, and new technologies – such as Blockchain, mobile payments, and real-time payment transactions, almost two in three (61%) banks globally will increase their spending on payment technology next year.
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Blockchain technology to revolutionize the payments landscape
As attention moves away from Bitcoin as a currency and towards the longer term use of distributed ledger technology, Ovum’s report emphasizes how enterprises from banks to merchants need to get to grips with this technology now. Blockchain and distributed ledger technologies are finally approaching practical applications as the regulatory environment begins to become clear.
http://www.theasset.com/treasury/30558/banks-to-boost-spending-on-payment-technologies-in-2016
Driven by increased emphasis on security, changing consumer behaviour, and new technologies – such as Blockchain, mobile payments, and real-time payment transactions, almost two in three (61%) banks globally will increase their spending on payment technology next year.
.
.
.
.
.
Blockchain technology to revolutionize the payments landscape
As attention moves away from Bitcoin as a currency and towards the longer term use of distributed ledger technology, Ovum’s report emphasizes how enterprises from banks to merchants need to get to grips with this technology now. Blockchain and distributed ledger technologies are finally approaching practical applications as the regulatory environment begins to become clear.
http://www.theasset.com/treasury/30558/banks-to-boost-spending-on-payment-technologies-in-2016
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