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Chris Rechtsteiner
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May 21, 2025 8:02:00 AM
Are you missing revenue by relying too heavily on card networks?
In a world where financial inclusion, digital wallets, and real-time transfers are reshaping the way money moves, one thing is clear: Cards are no longer king.
Your customers, whether they’re Gen Z consumers, small business partners, or global vendors, are embracing alternative payment methods (APMs) in a big way. And if you’re not offering those options? You’re losing out.
The Global Shift Toward APMs
Let’s look at where the market is heading:
Why Alternative Payments Matter for Enterprises
The rise of APMs reflects a global preference for:
And critically for enterprise finance leaders: APMs reduce costs, lower fraud risk, and boost authorization rates.
What Happens If You Don’t Offer APMs?
The risks include:
Your business could be modern everywhere, except where it matters most: at the moment of payment.
Building an APM Strategy That Scales
To meet modern demands, payment strategies must include:
And most importantly, your tech stack needs to adapt fast, and integrate seamlessly, without requiring a full rebuild.
If your checkout is missing your customers’ preferred payment methods, how many sales are you missing too?
MassPay enables enterprise teams to integrate the right APMs for each market, quickly, securely, and at scale.
Let’s modernize your payment infrastructure.
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