Chris Dahl
Chris Dahl is Co-CEO at Pin Payments.
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Economic uncertainty, political volatility, tech disruption, and evolving customer demands… today’s business owners face a number of challenges. Whether you’re planning ahead or mid-year recalibrating, now is the right time to reassess your strategy and stay ahead of the curve. 5 tips to navigate the year with confidence 1. Prepare your business for economic shocks,…
Australia’s real-time payments infrastructure has been in place for over five years, yet many small to medium sized businesses continue to rely on traditional batch-based payment methods. The New Payments Platform (NPP), which launched in 2018, now processes over 1.3 billion transactions annually, with real-time payments accounting for one-third of all credit transfers in the…
The digital payments landscape is evolving rapidly, and no technology is shaping its future more than artificial intelligence (AI). While AI has caused uncertainty for some business leaders who are still figuring out how to capitalise on its potential, it has also expanded the realms of possibility by increasing efficiencies, automating processes, and enhancing security.…
The 2024 Federal Budget is fast approaching and business owners across Australia are holding their breath in anticipation, in hopes that some economic relief is in sight, writes Chris Dahl, CEO Pin Payments. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 7.8 per cent in the last…
According to MYOB, economic uncertainty is one of the most pressing issues facing Australian businesses. Soaring costs, inflation, and a decrease in consumer spending have resulted in a downturn across the small business sector. Chris Dahl, CEO of Pin Payments, dives into the deep end to share some tactics that will help your business stay…
The global payments landscape has undergone many changes since the pandemic, due to shifting consumer needs and advancements to technology, like artificial intelligence (AI). Today’s consumers expect continual improvements to products and services, as well as greater convenience and personalisation. Chris Dahl, Co-CEO, Pin Payments unpacks the latest trends. As technology and AI take…
As Australia observes the unfolding United States presidential election, it’s clear the results will bring significant changes to businesses worldwide, particularly to small and medium-sized enterprises in Australia. From trade dynamics and supply chain stability to digital regulations and climate policies, a change in US leadership will influence how Australian businesses navigate their markets,…
According to a recent study we conducted of 700 Australian and New Zealand SMB leaders, the biggest concerns for small businesses are cybercrime, the cost of living, and late payments, writes Chris Dahl, CEO, Pin Payments. As these challenges are navigated, it’s crucial to not only understand them but also to explore effective strategies…
The global financial payments landscape is experiencing a transformation from classic payment methods to a new era of real-time bank account payments (RTP), also referred to as instant or Immediate Payments (IP), Chris Dahl, Co-CEO, Pin Payments explains the benefits for businesses. Real-time payments enable quicker access to funds, lower costs for online transactions…
Small businesses in Australia currently have a tax debt of over $24.3 billion with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), a number which has been increasing, and indicates the challenges SMBs face with tax compliance, writes Chris Dahl, CEO, Pin Payments. Unfortunately, confusion surrounding tax obligations can result in incorrect tax returns and a failure…
