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Payments Resolutions for 2026: Four Moves to Modernize Your Money Flows
A new year always brings fresh priorities, and for most businesses, payments should be near the top of the list. The way money moves is changing fast. Customers expect instant experiences, workers want faster payouts, and regulators are tightening... Read More >.png?width=2250&height=1176&name=Linkedinxinterac-cards%20(6).png)
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Digital Commerce Bank Becomes First Bank in Canada to Launch Interac e-Transfer® Cards
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The Year Payments Got Smarter: 5 Trends That Defined 2025 (Canada’s View)
If 2024 was the warm-up, 2025 was the sprint. Canada’s payments landscape hit a tipping point: digital wallets moved from convenience to habit, prepaid cards found serious footing in both consumer and B2B flows, AI became the engine behind fraud... Read More >
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Smarter Payments, Stronger Business: How Canadian Companies Are Modernizing Money Movement
Imagine a business you know that’s accepting payments the same way it did a decade ago: cheques still arriving at the door, staff reconciling invoices manually, and cash flow lagging while customers wait. Meanwhile, their competitors are offering... Read More >
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Why Digital Wallets Belong at the Core of Your Payment Strategy
The digital wallet has quietly moved from fintech novelty to financial infrastructure. Once seen as a convenient way to make payments on the go, it’s now at the centre of how consumers expect to pay, get paid, and interact with businesses. In... Read More >
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Open Banking in Canada: What’s Taking So Long and What to Do Now
While global markets accelerate adoption of open banking and pay-by-bank models, Canada is still in the early innings. Regulatory uncertainty, legacy infrastructure, and deeply entrenched payment preferences have slowed momentum despite growing... Read More >
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