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Fall 2018
Our fall 2018 edition commemorates the 10th anniversary of ngenuity. To celebrate the occasion, we tapped bestselling author and payments industry titan Chris Skinner to highlight the top 10 iconic moments from the last decade in payments. We also reflected on some other payments predictions where our authors hit the bullseye – along with, for humor's sake, a few predictions that missed the mark. Other articles explored the likelihood of another economic crash, analyzed high-end loyalty programs and reflected on the last decade in payments regulation on Capitol Hill, among others.
Spring 2018
The Spring 2018 edition features an in-depth look at open payments ecosystems, as well as other articles with broad-ranging topics and perspectives. You'll find insight on consumer habits, the internet of things, payments legislation and technology strategy tips, among others.
Fall 2017
In the Fall 2017 edition, our cover story explored the world of voice-activated payments. Other articles covered machine learning, small business financing and new innovations at the point of purchase.
Spring 2017
In the Spring 2017 edition, our articles explored the world of contextual commerce, payments chatbots, consumer perspectives on security and alternative lending.
Fall 2016
In the fall 2016 edition, you'll find articles on the global payments landscape, contextual checkout and new approaches to personal financial management, all authored by the experts at Money20/20. You will also find articles that address the next frontier of innovation in payments: machine learning, mobile payments and biometrics.
Spring 2016
In this edition, our articles explored the world of on-demand delivery apps, the issue of interchange reduction, mobile payments and payments regulation in Washington.