
The Challenge for Insurance Companies
Small Insurers Lag in Adopting Real-Time Payments, But Plan a 2024 Catch Up
Although just 33% of smaller insurers are using real-time payments, many are looking to join the bandwagon as soon as next year. PYMNTS’ latest study of 125 insurance executives reveals that firms are embracing real-time payments for faster transactions and stronger partnerships. Read more in “Corporate Changes in Payment Practices: The Challenge for Small Insurance Companies,” a collaboration with The Clearing House.
Inside the August Data Brief
- 82%: Portion of smaller firms not currently using real-time payments due to higher costs associated with implementing them
- 90%: Share of large firms likely to turn to FinTechs for real-time payments solutions, compared to 77% of small insurance companies
- 55%: Portion of small insurance companies likely to partner with third-party processors for real-time payments innovations
Real-Time Payments Report
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The State of Real-Time Payments
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Corporate Changes in Payment Practices: The Retail Industry is Ramping Up Real-Time Payments
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Corporate Changes in Payment Practices: A Deep Dive into the Retail Industry
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Manufacturing Companies Embrace Real-Time Payments
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A Deep Dive Into the Manufacturing Sector
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A Deep Dive Into the Insurance Industry
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A Deep Dive Into the Real Estate Industry
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The Future of Real-Time Payments in Real Estate
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How Speed Is Changing The Mix Of Business Payments
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Real-Time Payments: The Fast Track To The Future Of Corporate Payments