The PYMNTS 5-In-1: April 14 Daily Data Digest

Just in case you missed your early morning dose of news, we’re here to catch you up — and fast.

What that means — at least for this PYMNTS 5-in-1 Daily Data Digest — is that we’re bringing you the Top 5 stats of the morning in payments.

So what’s trending today?

Well Alibaba made another billion dollar investment, mobile fraud continues to rise, Chase posted solid quarterly earnings, Visa came out with a new report with lots of data on global electronic payments and we found on just how many digital identities were exposed in 2015.

And that’s all before lunch.

$1.25 Billion | How much Alibaba and Ant Financial are investing in Chinese food delivery app Ele.me — a move that positions the duo further into a growing mobile market.

$3.34 | The hidden costs per dollar mobile transactions generate, according to Kount.

24 Million | Number of mobile banking customers Chase now has (as of Q1 figures), which is up 19 percent.

$21 Trillion | The amount of transactions that still happen in cash — despite the advancements in electronic payments.

500 Million | The number of digital identities exposed in 2015, which is a 23 percent increase from 2014.