The AP+ POV Podcast

By: Australian Payments Plus
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  • Summary

  • The AP+ POV Podcast is a thought leadership series on the key issue of trust across a spectrum of topics – what trust means, how to earn it, and how not to jeopardise it. Our listeners are looking for diverse, inclusive and forward thinking payments services that build trustworthy partnerships, with a clear vision to deliver more innovation into Australia's payments ecosystem.

    Since 2022, Australian Payments Plus has been working towards its aspiration to inspire trust in the products and offerings that Australian Payments Plus operates as well as to play its role in the ever-increasing complexity of frauds and scams that are impacting so many people across Australia. We are dedicated to a future defined by payments experiences that are more efficient, more accessible and more ready to adapt and evolve.

    While only two years’ old as an integrated entity, our trusted brands have a history stretching back decades. Listen now for thought provoking conversations on trust and integrity in business and in life.

    For further information and show notes, please visit our website at https://www.auspayplus.com.au/
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Episodes
  • Money, payments, and identity in the metaverse

    Money, payments, and identity in the metaverse
    Nov 19 2024

    Is the metaverse the next frontier for payments? Welcome to episode five of the AP+ POV podcast, where we jump into the cutting edge of digital transactions, and trust, in the rapidly expanding online world.

    In this episode, Dave Ellett, Chief Commercial Officer at AP+, speaks with renowned author and digital identity expert, David Birch. Birch, known for his insightful take on finance and technology, shares highlights from his latest book, Money in the Metaverse.

    Together, they explore how digital assets, virtual identities, and trust are shaping the future of payments.

    Get ready for an engaging look at how the virtual world is set to redefine financial interactions—and what it means for businesses and consumers alike.

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    23 mins
  • Creating trust in the digital economy using digital identity

    Creating trust in the digital economy using digital identity
    Oct 29 2024

    In episode four of the AP+ POV podcast, we explore the future of money, payments, and identity through the lens of trust in the digital economy.

    Joining our host Dave Ellett are NAB’s Executive for Innovations & Partnerships, Brad Carr, and ConnectID’s Managing Director, Andrew Black, who discuss how digital identity is reshaping fraud prevention and creating safer spaces for Australians online.

    From safeguarding personal data to setting industry standards, this conversation uncovers digital identity’s evolving role, and the regulatory frameworks needed to support its progress.

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    32 mins
  • Trust in the fight against Fraud & Scams

    Trust in the fight against Fraud & Scams
    Aug 27 2024

    According to the ACCC, Australians lost more than $2.7 billion to scams in 2023. In our latest episode of the AP+ POV podcast, Westpac’s Ben Young and Australian Payments Plus’ Katrina Stuart examine what the industry is doing to combat scams including the promising signs of Confirmation of Payee for preventing misdirected and mistaken payments.

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    28 mins

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