The U.S. Payments Forum Podcast
Conversations Shaping the Future of Payments
Hear directly from industry experts as they explore the technologies, trends, and challenges impacting the payments ecosystem. From fraud prevention and security to emerging payment innovations, each episode offers practical insights and perspectives from across the industry.
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New Podcast: Agentic Commerce — The Promise, the Risks, and the Road Ahead
As AI agents begin reshaping how consumers shop and pay, important questions are emerging around trust, consent, security, and accountability. In this new podcast, industry experts explore the opportunities, challenges, and considerations shaping agentic commerce, and what they mean for the broader payments ecosystem.
Machine Learning & Fraud: A Practitioner Perspective
How is machine learning changing fraud prevention? Explore real-world applications, emerging threats, and practical implementation considerations.
Preparing for the Rise of Quantum Computing – Opportunities and Threats to Your Business
What does quantum computing mean for payment security? Hear expert perspectives on emerging risks and why organizations should start preparing.
Payment Network Requirements for PCI PTS POI Devices in Transit
Explore practical considerations for improving contactless payment experiences at the point of sale and ATM, including NFC technology and industry guidance.
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