The 2018 Debit Issuer Study — commissioned by PULSE and conducted by Oliver Wyman — has revealed that consumers’ love for debit still runs strong amid an ever-changing payments landscape.
Want to dig into the study even more? See the Top 10 Findings from the 2018 Debit Issuer Study.
A surge in card-not-present debit transactions has led to an increase in declines. PULSE is introducing four new decline categories to help card issuers reduce unnecessary reattempts by merchants.
A recent shift in consumer habits has debit cards playing a central role between card issuers and their customers. See how card issuers are creating a deeper relationship with their debit card custome
The future debit and payments is in the hands of banks, credit unions, prepaid managers, processors, acquirers, merchants, and fintechs. From consumer behavior to fraud, an expert panel led by PULSE d
Digital payments technology has payment networks and enablers creating new solutions to meet the needs of issuers, merchants and consumers. What’s next beyond digital wallets and contactless cards?
Wondering what’s new in the debit industry? PULSE reviews the latest developments in payments to provide perspective and expertise for issuers.
Throughout its history, PULSE® has been at the forefront of debit’s growth. Learn how industry advances and the recent pandemic have prepared the company to meet client needs well into the future.
When tornadoes hit Kentucky and the region, it affected thousands of lives. PULSE is proud to support the American Red Cross relief fund to help rebuild these communities and provide vital resources.
Fraud risks to the financial services industry are growing as digital channels and consumer behavior are impacted by the pandemic. New tools and strategies can help protect against these threats.
