DCA Commerce Code

di Digital Commerce Alliance

Stay connected and get the latest insights, analysis and news from the leading fin-tech companies, merchants and payments including Microsoft, Mastercard, Samsung, LVMH, Hilton and more. The podcast features insights and interviews from Digital Commerce Alliance (formerly CardLinx) members around the world. Stay connected and subscribe to DCA's Commerce Code Podcast

Episodi del podcast

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  • Episode 184: Perfecting the Market for Travel Awards

    Episode 184: Perfecting the Market for Travel Awards

    This week on Commerce Code, we speak with John Taylor Garner, Founder & CEO of Odynn. Odynn has built the Awayz platform that creates the ability for customers to book hotels and flights with side-by-side points, miles, and cash pricing.

  • Episode 183: The Gen Z Consumer, BNPL, and an Outlook for 2025

    Episode 183: The Gen Z Consumer, BNPL, and an Outlook for 2025

    This week on Commerce Code, we speak with Atif Mirza from VantageScore and Paul Siegfried from TransUnion. VantageScore is a credit score modeling and analytics company focused on innovation and financial inclusion, and TransUnion is a major credit reporting agency and a global information and insights company focused on building trust in global commerce. Today we are talking about: Credit health for consumers overall The growth of BNPL and where that fits in What it means for the outlook for 2025 We briefly contemplate what the world would have been like if consumers had even more access to bell-bottom jeans in 1976 - it’s either a terrifying or wonderful thought, depending on your aesthetics

  • Episode 182: Changing the College Sports Affinity Game

    Episode 182: Changing the College Sports Affinity Game

    This week on Commerce Code we speak with with Miraj Patel, CEO & Co-Founder of Harness. Harness is a leading financial technology platform that helps nonprofits, financial institutions, and brands grow Revenue, Engagement, Loyalty, and Community. Today we are talking about major changes in the college sports world - and in particular the financing of college sports, something that’s changing in a huge and unpredictable way right now. Harness has jumped into that fray by powering something called GameChange - you’ll hear on the show what that is and what it does.

  • Episode 181: Digitizing Coupons

    Episode 181: Digitizing Coupons

    This week on Commerce Code we speak with Avinash Chukka of Cardlytics and Brett Watson and Jeff Hudson of The Coupon Bureau. Listeners to Commerce Code will know who Cardlytics is - they were a pioneer and primary player in the CLO industry from the start. The Coupon Bureau (TCB) is a nonprofit industry association, like DCA-CardLinx, that was created to develop and promulgate a universal standard for digital coupons. As TCB says, their mission is to seamlessly connect manufacturers, retailers, and consumers with secure, cutting-edge coupon solutions. Notice the word manufacturers in there - a key piece of this is product brands who would otherwise be issuing paper coupons; this creates a secure digital standard for them to use that merchants can recognize. And it will allow Cardlytics to bring new offers to consumers through their platform.

  • Episode 180: Reimagining Global Offers: Tokenization’s Impact on Issuers, Merchants & Consumers

    Episode 180: Reimagining Global Offers: Tokenization’s Impact on Issuers, Merchants & Consumers

    Episode 180: Reimagining Global Offers: Tokenization’s Impact on Issuers, Merchants & Consumers This week on Commerce Code we speak with Peter Schultze, Chief Executive Officer of Kigo, and Ben Straley, President and Chief Product Officer at Kigo. Kigo has developed a tokenized offer delivery system that complements existing card-linked offer networks. Today we're talking about how their approach makes it possible to reimagine value delivery for issuers, merchants and consumers. Through tokenization, the Kigo system is able to deliver more content, more merchant flexibility, instant value to the cardholder, and better attribution. On top of that, offers are shareable and dynamic, so the offer can change even after a consumer has received it. Taken together, this can drive astonishing new relevance and personalization for the cardholder community—and significant new sources of income for issuers and payment networks.