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What are alternative payment methods?

GoCardless

What are alternative payment methods? Check out our definitive guide.

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Benefits of Alternative Payment Methods for Small Businesses

GoCardless

We examine how alternative payment methods benefit your business and customers

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Holiday Collection Policy Tips from the RevCycle Heroes

RevCycle

Send friendly reminders before the due date, highlighting any holiday-related delays in processing payments. Offer alternative payment methods: Provide options like online payments, installments, or pre-authorized debit to make it easier for customers to pay on time.

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A Guide to Alternative Payments

TreviPay

Alternative payment methods are changing the financial industry and the world. Businesses willing to embrace them in their payment strategy will thrive in this changing economic landscape. They are often used to pay recurring bills, such as utility bills, mortgage payments or subscriptions.

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Increasing Buyer Satisfaction in B2B Payments

TreviPay

Buyers cited a lack of B2B payment options, technology troubles and credit card complications as the top 3 setbacks they run into during the online purchasing experience. So, as a seller, what steps need to be taken in order to improve your checkout experience for buyers to increase cart conversions and brand loyalty?

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Days sales outstanding: effectively managing DSO improves cash flow

TreviPay

B2B buyers want the same frictionless payment experience they’ve come to expect in the B2C world. An online alternative payment method that offers speed, convenience and personalization, such as net terms, helps you lower DSO and manage cash flow more effectively.

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5 Ways Digital Payments Will Change FIs and Fraud in 2023

FICO Blog

Here are my predictions on the payment trends for the next year, how they’ll create risks or opportunities in 2023, and what FIs need to watch out for with each of them. While debit transactions still prevail, all the other payment types are growing even faster.