The Connected Economy: DoorDash Expands Your Grocery Empire

In today’s connected economy, DoorDash is launching partnerships with grocery brands to expand delivery options. In addition, ProvideusBank, Mastercard, Interswitch and Thales Group have launched Tap-to-Pay services for Nigerian consumers, while debt collection platform Receeve has launched a buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) travel company Fly Now collection. and stepped up to provide collection management. Pay later.

DoorDash builds food empire with new grocery delivery partners

DoorDash recently expanded its marketplace grocery options by offering grocery delivery from 213 locations through partnerships with The Raley’s Companies, which includes the Raley’s and Bashas brands. The news announces that Southeastern Grocers, which owns supermarket brands Fresco y Más, Harveys Supermarket, and Winn-Dixie, will launch fulfilled delivery and curbside pickup options through its aggregator white label fulfillment service DoorDash Drive. It was delivered just one day later.

ProvidersBank, Mastercard and Other Partners Launch Smart Device Tap-to-Pay in Nigeria

Nigerian consumers can now use their smartphones or wearable devices to pay in stores via a new Tap-to-Pay service from ProvidusBank, Mastercard, Interswitch and Thales Group. Walter Akpani, managing director and CEO of Providas Bank, said mobile phones have played an important role in sub-Saharan Africa over the past decade.

Fly Now Pay Later Select Pickup for Pickup and Collection

Debt collection platform Receeve has been selected as the collection and collection management service for BNPL’s travel agency Fly Now Pay Later. “The Fly Now Pay Later team is adopting a fast-paced global growth plan to capitalize on rising travel demand, especially now that travel restrictions have been fully lifted,” said Receive. Co-Founder and CEO Paul Josefak said, “At Receeve, we are delighted to support new clients in their international expansion and outstanding customer focus.”

6 Real Ways Embedded Payments Streamline Logistics

There are still many gaps in the supply chain, and since delivery is the final stage, there is a heavy burden on transportation. Through all the challenges of the past two years, the company has been able to streamline payments and logistics and use digital tools to keep up with the opaque processes and avalanche of paperwork. Karen Webster of PYMNTS spoke with six leaders at her Supply Chain Meets FinTech Virtual Conference, a collaboration between PYMNTS and her FreightWaves, to provide their perspectives as we began to emerge.