Insights - Brink's Bolivia

For four days, nearly 7,000 treasury and finance decision-makers will gather at AFP 2020 to explore the emerging technologies, trends, services and products driving the profession.

Discover an innovative approach to HR and payroll to help your company navigate through these challenging times. From earned wage access and mobile alerting, to digital banking tools and prepaid debit cards that pay you back as you use them, explore the frictionless strategies you can implement right now to empower your employees and ultimately ensure your business returns to normal operations.

Ah, technology. What would we do without it? Paying bills, ordering groceries for home delivery and even controlling your thermostat can be done from the touch of your phone. And on a business level, technology plays a pivotal role in simplifying operations and helping things run smoothly. Here are several advantages of incorporating mobile technology into your business.

Many people are asking me how I think the COVID-19 pandemic is going to change the cash payments landscape – and what it means for Brink’s.

As businesses slowly begin to reopen with precautionary measures in place, the ongoing pandemic presents a series of new challenges surrounding the national coin circulation issue.

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, cashless stores and restaurants are becoming more popular. And that’s not necessarily a good thing: some retailers who experimented briefly with cashless operations have reversed their decisions ¬as a result of complaints from consumers, or as local and state governments enact laws to protect those without bank accounts.

With cash continuing to be a preferred payment method for consumers of all ages, cash-handling technology is constantly evolving for the future. As a result, both retailers and banks are always looking to invest in new services and devices to meet the needs of their customers more efficiently.

Whether you work for the local or federal government, your organization most likely accepts cash as a form of payment. From collecting taxes and parking ticket fees to utility bills and more, government offices receive a surprising amount of cash each year.

Retailers are always looking for new ways to streamline operations without increasing costs or sacrificing security. However, many businesses still manually handle their cash and are all too familiar with the challenges and risks that come along with the traditional cash management process.