Journal of Payments Strategy & Systems
2006 - 2023
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Volume 17, issue 3, 2023
- Editorial pp. 228-229

- Gerard Hartsink
- Changes in US payment behaviour during COVID-19: Differences by income and demographics pp. 230-237

- Claire Greene, Ellen A. Merry and Joanna Stavins
- The acceptance of cash by Canadian merchants: Evidence from the 2021–22 Merchant Acceptance Survey pp. 238-249

- Angelika Welte and Joy Wu
- The Unified Payment Interface and the growth of digital payments in India: An analysis pp. 250-270

- Mahadevan Balakrishnan
- Payment service provision in times of accelerated market and regulatory change: The case of India pp. 271-290

- Niklas Bartelt, Ulrich Hommel, Rushabh Patel and Shagufta Ali
- From LVTS to Lynx: Quantitative assessment of payment system transition in Canada pp. 291-314

- Ajit Desai, Zhentong Lu, Hiru Rodrigo, Jacob Sharples, Phoebe Tian and Nellie Zhang
- US money transmission regulations and decentralised payment platforms pp. 315-322

- Ximeng Tang
- Redecentralisation: Building the Digital Financial Ecosystem pp. 350-352

- Ruth Wandhöfer and Hazem Danny Nakib
Volume 17, issue 2, 2023
- Editorial pp. 112-114

- Gerard Hartsink
- What are (payment) intermediaries good for? pp. 115-129

- Udo Milkau
- Metamoney: Payments in the metaverse pp. 130-141

- David G.W. Birch and Victoria J. Richardson
- Balancing privacy and data use: The potential impact of large online platforms and central bank digital currencies pp. 142-150

- Yuji Maruo and Sei Sugino
- Distributed ledger technology experiments in retail payments: Evidence from Turkey pp. 151-164

- Gökhan Çağlayan, Bilgehan Kürşad Öz, Aleaddin Özer and Emrah Şener
- UK/EU regulatory developments in payments, crypto-assets and buy-now-pay-later agreements pp. 165-181

- Max Savoie, Martin Dowdall and Paida Manhambara
- The impact of cognitive, affective and social antecedents on system characteristics and their influence on proxy payments adoption pp. 182-199

- Neha Vivek Dharurkar, Kanchan Patil and Balakrishnan Mahadevan
- Intention to use mobile payment systems among unorganised retailers in India pp. 200-222

- M. Karthik Ram and S. Selvabaskar
Volume 17, issue 1, 2023
- Editorial pp. 4-7

- Gerard Hartsink
- Do we really need another dollar, euro, pound or yuan? How to create the right ecosystem for a successful central bank digital currency pp. 8-25

- Dr Michael Salmony
- Central bank digital currencies: An active role for commercial banks pp. 26-35

- Olivier Denecker, Arnaud D’Estienne, Pierre-Matthieu Gompertz and Elia Sasia
- Central bank digital currency challenges: The case of Greece pp. 36-45

- Veni Arakelian
- Using central bank digital currencies across borders: Lessons from practical experiments pp. 46-57

- Morten Bech, Codruta Boar, Daniel Eidan, Philipp Haene, Henry Holden and Wee Kee Toh
- China’s Digital Currency Electronic Payment: A ‘negotiated currency’ perspective pp. 58-67

- Lisha Wang
- Wholesale central bank digital currency vs traditional real-time gross settlement: Benefits beyond a new acronym? pp. 68-85

- Harry Leinonen
- Identifying and authenticating the users of virtual currency via electronic attestation and the European Digital Identity Wallet pp. 86-95

- Ignacio Alamillo-Domingo
- Designing digital currency wallets for broad adoption pp. 96-106

- Becca Scollan and Erika Darling
Volume 16, issue 4, 2022
- Editorial pp. 344-346

- Gerard Hartsink
- Why are open banking models in Europe underperforming? pp. 347-357

- Gorka K. Briones De Araluze
- Open banking and digital transformation in Italy: The current situation and the challenges ahead pp. 358-368

- Liliana Fratini Passi
- Digital euro issuance: A great opportunity with some risks pp. 369-380

- Leopoldo Esposito
- Key milestones for participants in the T2-T2S consolidation project: A template for banks that are onboarding to any financial market infrastructure pp. 381-388

- Robert Bashford and Chiara Ciraso
- The future of cross-border wholesale payments: Mobilising central bank money across borders pp. 389-398

- Ruth Wandhöfer
- How financial inclusion is evolving to make payments easier for all pp. 399-408

- Vijay Bedarkar and Alison Conway
- The dawn of next-generation payment infrastructure: The future of Zengin and financial services in Japan pp. 409-427

- Eiichiro Yanagawa
Volume 16, issue 3, 2022
- Special Issue: Next steps for cross-border payments pp. 200-203

- Hartsink Gerard
- Next steps for cross-border payments: Aligning ambition with action pp. 204-206

- Klaas Knot
- The G20 cross-border payments programme: A global effort pp. 207-218

- Thomas Lammer and Tara Rice
- The Nexus international payments platform: Is it business-model viable? pp. 219-230

- Chusu He, Alistair Milne and Markos Zachariadis
- Cross-border retail payments in the Tripartite Area in support of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement pp. 231-243

- Juliet Rugeiyamu Kairuki and Arthur Cousins
- A path towards enhancing cross-border payments: Breaking down the realities pp. 244-255

- James Barclay and Masayuki Tagai
- Synchronising instant payment systems to improve cross-border payment execution pp. 256-264

- Erwin Kulk and Steve Ledford
- The internal cards market in Europe from 2002 to 2020: A success or a failure? pp. 265-276

- Diederik Bruggink
- Managing the rising tide of settlement risk in cross-border payments and the future development of CLS pp. 277-282

- Marc Bayle De Jessé
- Developments in industry standards for cross-border payments pp. 283-291

- Michael Knorr
- Lessons learned from monitoring the costs of international remittances and global efforts to lower costs pp. 292-303

- Oya Ardic and Harish Natarajan
- A brief history of cross-border payments pp. 304-317

- David O'Mahony
- An overview of developments in South Africa's payments industry pp. 318-334

- Maurits Pretorius, Jason Wang and Johan Buitendag
Volume 16, issue 2, 2022
- Editorial pp. 104-106

- Gerard Hartsink
- Cash demand in times of crisis pp. 107-119

- Gerhard Rösl and Franz Seitz
- Forecasting banknote returns in a changing payments environment pp. 120-136

- David Cronin and Niall Mcinerney
- Designing an inclusive digital euro pp. 137-147

- Ludovica Galotto and Maria Iride Vangelisti
- How the Legal Entity Identifier supports the digitisation of business transactions pp. 148-159

- Stephan Wolf
- The European Automated Clearing Association and the role of clearing and settlement mechanisms in Europe’s evolving payments landscape pp. 160-169

- José M. Beltrán and Fred Bär
- Payment outages: Experiences and issues pp. 170-180

- Tanai Khiaonarong, Ryan Rizaldy and Harry Leinonen
- The payments industry in Australia: Status and future developments pp. 181-196

- Andy White
Volume 16, issue 1, 2022
- Editorial pp. 4-6

- Gerard Hartsink
- Mobile wallet payments in the time of COVID-19: The Indian experience pp. 7-16

- Rishi Kumar, Vastav Ratra and Shravanth Mandava
- COVID-19 and point-of-sale payments in Belgium: How the older generation also learned to love contactless pp. 17-27

- Ellen Van Droogenbroeck and Leo Van Hove
- What is money? A lawyer’s perspective on the evolution of the US payment system and dollars in the digital age pp. 28-38

- Jess Cheng and Joseph Torregrossa
- Getting the balance right: Crypto, stablecoin and central bank digital currency pp. 39-50

- Wilko Bolt, Vera Lubbersen and Peter Wierts
- An introduction to cross-border payments within the COMESA region of Africa pp. 51-67

- Andrew M. Wamicwe
- Building a global digital identity infrastructure pp. 68-74

- Gottfried Leibbrandt and Daniel Goldscheider
- Geldmaat: An example of ATM pooling in the Netherlands pp. 75-85

- Erik Kwakkel and Victor De Wolff
- Retail payment strategies: The approach in Portugal compared with the European Commission and the Eurosystem pp. 86-94

- Rui Pimentel
- Payments and Market Infrastructure Two Decades after the Start of the European Central Bank pp. 95-98

- Piet Mallekoote
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