Payment Optionality: Why flexibility at the checkout is critical to a competitive online offering
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Learn from BR-DGE's Retail Expert, Mark Whybrow, how payment optionality at checkout helps you build a targeted payment strategy that drives business growth, improves acceptance rates and reduces cart abandonment.
With nearly two decades of experience in the retail sector, Mark Whybrow, Enterprise Sales Manager, leads the retail sector in the commercial team at BR-DGE with a wealth of insight into the payments industry through his work for PSP's finance and BNPL providers.
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