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Integrating Payments: Best Practices From Around the World

organized on 17 May 2023 | 16:00 CET

Did you know that the average integration time for any payment-related services can span from 3 to 12 months? During this time, businesses may experience disruptions in their operations, related to allocating tech resources to the integration and leading to potential revenue loss.

 

After the integration, businesses spend an average of 240 hours per year reconciling payments and payouts, and payment processing errors cost US businesses an estimated $118 billion annually.


In today’s global economy, businesses need to be able to seamlessly integrate their payment and payout systems to ensure smooth and efficient transactions. But the process of integrating these systems can be complex and time-consuming, and errors can be costly.


That’s why we’re bringing together a panel of experts to share their insights and best practices for integrating payments into your product or service, and give you tangible tips on overcoming common challenges.

 

Agenda

  • The importance of seamless payment integration in today's global economy;
  • The common challenges businesses face when integrating payment and payout systems;
  • Best practices from around the world for integrating payments into your product or service;
  • Tangible tips and insights on how to overcome common integration challenges;
  • How to optimize the time and resources needed for payment integration;
  • Real-world examples of successful payment integration and their impact on business;
  • The latest trends and innovations in payment technology and how they can benefit your business.

 


Keywords: payments , payout, Global Payments
Categories: Payments & Commerce
Companies: Thunes, Transfer Go
Countries: World
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