Behind the Checkout
Gr4vy’s Behind the Checkout is your pass to the evolving world of payments. In each episode, we sit down with industry leaders, innovators, and disruptors to explore the latest trends, challenges, and breakthroughs shaping the future of payments.
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- Sep 15, 2026
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What happens when consumers expect money to move in seconds - John Lunn & Brian Dammeir - Behind the Checkout (opens the original)
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What happens when consumers expect money to move in seconds? In this episode of Behind the Checkout, Gr4vy CEO John Lunn sits down with Brian Dammeir, GM and Global Head of Payments & Financial Management at Plaid, to unpack the instant economy: real-time rails, pay by bank, account-to-account payments, instant payouts, and the fraud, liquidity and trust challenges that come with irreversible money. A look at why some markets leapt ahead, what merchants should build for now, and what “instant” w
Are PSPs Moving at the Same Speed as Leading Merchants? - John Lunn & Michal Rozynek - Behind The Checkout (opens the original)
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Are PSPs keeping up with the merchants they serve? In this episode of Behind the Checkout, Gr4vy CEO John Lunn sits down with Michal Rozynek, Principal Consultant & Practice Lead at PaymentGenes Consultancy, to unpack new research into enterprise merchant and PSP relationships: why most merchants are considering a switch but few make the move, how orchestration and multi-acquiring are replacing the “big switch,” and where providers are falling behind on product, pricing, global coverage, and dat
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