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Pay by Bank Fears? Why Pay by Bank is More Secure Than You Realize

Discover why Pay by Bank is more secure than credit cards, with encryption and two-factor authentication safeguarding your sensitive bank details.

Seamless Pay by Bank (PBB) Integration with Link Money in Just One API Call

Discover how Link Money’s Pay by Bank enables merchants to reduce fees and fraud with a fast, seamless integration in just one API call.

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Recurring Payments with Link Money Account Management

How to solve for a frictionless returning customer UX while maintaining secure connections and minimizing merchant data burden.

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UseCase

POS with Dynamic Links - Medical Practice Case Study

Feasibility of using Dynamic Links as a payment product in the POS space. How the implementation resulted in a 37.5% reduction in overall payment processing costs.

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Shifting ACH to Open Banking

How to leverage Link Money  products to shift your customers from traditional ACH to ACH via OpenBanking and reap the benefits.

100 million+ American consumers could benefit from pay by bank

Explore how "Pay by Bank" provides a secure, debt-free payment alternative for diverse U.S. demographics, from high-income earners to Gen Z and the credit-invisible.

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Engineering

Quality considerations when testing fintech products

This post explores the skills needed and challenges endured by QA in Fintech. Testing fintech products demands a specialized set of skills and expertise.

There are two kinds of payments; push and pull. Push payments are when the payer sends money to the payee. Pull payments are when the payee requests the payer to send the money. 

As the world increasingly embraces digital transactions, it’s important to understand the distinctions between these two transaction types so we can choose the best payment method that suits our purpose. In this article, we’ll explore the definition, examples, and differences between push and pull payments; keep reading to learn more.
Merchant

Push vs Pull: What are the differences between push and pull payments?

Push payments are when the payer sends money to the payee. Pull payments are when the payee requests the payer to send the money.

FedNow falls short of its promise and will leave the U.S. without a real solution to the current limitations of instant payments.
Merchant

Why FedNow isn’t the next payments disruptor

FedNow falls short of its promise and will leave the U.S. without a real solution to the current limitations of instant payments.

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