
Omnichannel Payment Orchestration Layer: 5 Methods to Boost Your Profits
Customer demands are raising the bar for payment expectations.…

How Merchants Can Avoid Payment Processing Outages
Any number of links within the transaction chain can cause payment…

Do You Own Your Business’ Payment Tokens? Here’s Why You Should
Cardholder data protection is an increasingly important…

4 Benefits of the OLS Enhanced Payments Solution for Omnichannel Payments
The growth in the number of sales channels available to customers,…

Payment Orchestration: 3 Key Ways You Can Benefit
The rapidly evolving payments landscape demonstrates a growing…

How Payment Orchestration Solves Merchant Needs
Electronic payment processing is complex and risk-inducing.…

Improving the Holiday Returns Process With Transaction-Based Payments Tokenization
According to the National Retail Federation (NRF), consumers returned an estimated $428 billion in merchandise to retailers in 2020, approximately 10.6% of total U.S. retail sales in 2020. Following the 2021 holiday season, UPS says it is on track to process more than 60 million return packages between Nov. 14 and Jan. 22 – a 10% over last year. In addition, one in four Americans is expected to make a return.

Looking Ahead: 2022 Predictions for the Payments Industry
It’s hard to believe that another year has already passed. At OLS Payments, we have seen rapid changes and growth in 2021. Businesses looked to prioritize and overcome payments security challenges. We also saw merchants meet consumers’ growing demands for fast and contactless methods as a result of the pandemic.

Andy Orrock Shares 5 Retailer Payments Trends for 2022
Andy's article 5 2022 Payments Trends Retailers Need to Know…

Your 2021 “Turkey Five” Payments Prep Recipe
Americans across the country will soon be feasting on turkey, green bean casserole, cranberry sauce and mashed potatoes. In preparation, families bring out their favorite recipes to share with loved ones and get all the ingredients they need for a successful Thanksgiving. And retailers need to do the same.
Thanksgiving kicks off the five biggest shopping days of the year – the Turkey Five. Ahead of the big event, retailers must have their payments processes in place to handle numerous transactions and ensure that security breaches don’t “wreak havoc in the kitchen.”