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In this episode, Robbie and Callum look at the general retail and spending volumes trends this week. We discuss PIN versus signature transaction trends during the pandemic - how contactless is doing during the pandemic, and more importantly, what missing data we'd like to see from the schemes. Lastly, we dive into the overall impact of COVID-19 on the payments industry and how retailers can prepare for the future.
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