Merchant Acquiring Strategies: Adapt and Grow in Challenging Times – Case Study
McKinsey predicts a 40% drop in payment volumes on POS terminals. Asian wallets report 20% less flows. Across the globe, there is a hurried shift to everything digital. How can merchants and payment service providers cope with these new challenges?
Explore the adaptation strategies of leading merchant acquirers, including Alipay, areeba, Halyk Bank, Network International and Smartpay. Our case study shows how acquirers can prepare their payment systems to survive and thrive in economically unstable times.
Learn about:
Five emerging revenue niches to compensate for the overall drop in transactions
Acceptance methods that merchants can afford even during crisis and recession
Digital technologies to monetize social benefit distribution, marketplaces and cross-border commerce
Merchant acquiring platform: tips for flexibility and resilience
Table of contents:
No quick cure for the economy
Merchant acquiring in crisis – stats and trends
Very affordable alternative to POS terminals
Compensate for empty stores with omni-channel
Offering the best acceptance fee
Dynamic multi-factor merchant pricing
More revenue niches that acquirers can explore
How to reduce operational expenses
Why waiting out the crisis is not an option
Why acquirers keep relying on Way4
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Leading acquirers referenced in this case study:
Alipay, a mobile platform with 1,000,000 users globally
areeba, the leading processing company in Lebanon
Halyk Bank, the largest acquirer in Central Asia
Network International, the leading processor in the Middle East
SmartPay, an innovative digital wallet platform in Vietnam, and others