Discover the solutions you need at the Fraud Prevention Summit
Join your e-commerce and payments peers for a series of 1-2-1 meetings with leading suppliers at the Fraud Prevention Summit, an
Join your e-commerce and payments peers for a series of 1-2-1 meetings with leading suppliers at the Fraud Prevention Summit, an
KPMG are pleased to share that the Partnering for payment modernisation report is now available. It brings together insights from
UK consumers are increasingly abandoning brands due to disconnected and inconsistent experiences, yet most businesses remain unaware of the scale
Retailers are increasingly facing organised, coordinated fraud attacks that operate at scale across multiple channels, geographies and touchpoints. From account
Each month on eCommerce & Payments Briefing we’re shining the spotlight on different parts of the market – and in
More than a third of EU online shoppers experienced problems when making purchases online in 2025, highlighting ongoing challenges for
Every few years, the technology world takes a familiar idea, rebrands it and pushes it back into the spotlight. Agentic
For pure play eCommerce brands, customer acquisition has become significantly more expensive in recent years. Paid search costs continue to
New data indicates that growth in both the UK and US e-commerce sectors is widespread despite an increasingly complex operating
With paid acquisition costs remaining high and margin pressure intensifying, sustainable D2C growth increasingly depends on disciplined, organisation-wide experimentation. eCommerce
On 5th February, the KPS team attended eCommerce Forum 2026, connecting with senior leaders across digital, technology and CX. The
Payments have become a critical trust layer, shaping how customers perceive the brand long after checkout. With high return rates,
If payments are becoming more complex, costly, or time-consuming for your business, we’d like to invite you to the Smarter Payments
Each month on eCommerce & Payments Briefing we’re shining the spotlight on different parts of the market – and in
Most merchants do not lose revenue to one big outage. It leaks away through small, hidden failures: a checkout that