Prove Blog

A list of advancements in the payments domain that cannot go unnoticed.

There's one area of banking that has not evolved as it should have over the decade: missed payments and collections.

This past year has been challenging on many fronts. COVID-19 has devastated the world, and there’s been an increase in minority hate rhetoric and violence. Ken Huang, our Director of Product Marketing, reflects on his experience moving to NYC during the pandemic and what Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month means to him.

Banks now realize that one of the most crucial areas of business where tech can elevate their perception is the process of onboarding.

In addition to direct losses, investments in fraud prevention systems and tools, personnel cost, and the adverse impact on revenue caused by bad customer experience add up significantly to the total cost of fraud in an enterprise.

In Australia, the Digital Transformation Office is creating a trusted digital identity framework to lay the groundwork for a centralized digital identity solution.

Cloud-based services have been driving efficiency and cost reduction across industries for quite some time now.

Existing means of verification, such as in-person ID checks or having to supply copious amounts of documentation, are extremely cumbersome.

Since the pandemic hit, we have seen a dramatic upswing in identity spoofing, phishing, trojan attacks, and other security breaches.

As the QR code becomes more popular, its use cases have become more complex and creative.

Alternative data sources vary significantly in their ability to accurately assess one’s creditworthiness/predict the likelihood of someone defaulting.

Big improvements to a familiar technology make QR Pre-fill™ a must-have for Chief Marketing Officers