Secure Remote Commerce Webinar: Part 2
Secure Remote Commerce Webinar: Part 2

Back by popular demand, the U.S. Payments Forum invites industry constituents to attend part two of its Secure Remote Commerce (SRC) webinar series. It takes place on January 22, 2025, at 9 a.m. PT (Noon ET).

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SRC, also known as Click to Pay, provides a common consumer e-checkout that is a baseline for simplifying online transactions. It promotes familiarity, interoperability, convenience and trust. Part two of the Secure Remote Commerce (SRC) webinar series will go beyond surface-level benefits, exploring the evolving consumer experience and the latest advancements in EMVCo’s Click to Pay for minimizing fraud, reducing friction and optimizing payments.

The following subject matter experts will lead the webinar:

Cameron Laird, Discover; Pieter Pelser, Visa; Clinton Allen, EMVCo; Michael Sulla, Mastercard

What You’ll Learn

This session builds on the foundation of Part 1, with insights on:

  • The latest enhancements in the Click to Pay experience, including merchant-orchestrated checkouts and standardized customer experience guidelines
  • How Click to Pay minimizes friction, reduces cart abandonment, and boosts conversion rates for e-commerce merchants
  • Real-world use cases demonstrating the evolution of guest checkout processes, including insights into tokenization and data security
  • A preview of EMVCo’s updated CX patterns and guidelines to optimize implementation for merchants and developers alike 

Who Should Attend

  • Merchants seeking to enhance their online checkout experience
  • Payment processors and developers working on SRC implementations
  • Industry professionals eager to stay informed about cutting-edge e-commerce payment solutions

For more details about the webinar series and to catch up on Part 1, visit our webinar archive.

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