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Payments 3.0: The Custom, Distributed Payments Ecosystem

Fraud
Payments
Basis Theory
Nov 20, 2024
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Early payment processing was conducted through legacy institution-backed payment processors (PSPs). Payments 2.0 signaled the arrival of more modern PSPs, ready to serve high-growth merchants. These PSPs decoupled from primary banking and financial institutions, making way for new technologies and business models.

The rise of Payments 3.0 will take this unbundling to the next level, with modern payment solutions offering fully customizable solutions to meet merchant needs. This new wave will give merchants even more control over their payments stack, placing significantly more power into their laps.

Who will be the big winners in Payments 3.0, and how can merchants make sure they are included?

This webinar will cover the rise of Payments 3.0 and:

  • What this freedom means for merchants accepting and processing payments
  • How merchants can leverage distributed services to build their ideal payments stack
  • The ways this will impact growth, change, and merchants' bottom lines

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