Keynote: The Operating System of Payments, UX and Security in Modern Apps
summary
Braintree is processing about $50 billion a year and holds roughly 154 million cards on file, up ~118%; roughly 27% of transactions it handles come from mobile. Tokenization replaces card data with irreversible tokens, lowers PCI burden, and returns a payment method nonce that represents cards, PayPal, Android/Apple-type wallets or Bitcoin. Vaulting those tokens enables true one‑click checkouts seen in Uber and Amazon, removing form fields and improving UX without extra backend code.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:08Payment Methods
- 1:30Payments Industry
- 2:50Payment Methods fragmentation
- 3:26New payment methods
- 3:52A real headache
- 4:12Why there is a wide space for disruption
- 4:50BBC study
- 5:27Video games
- 6:04Deep mental involvement
- 6:41Consumer
- 7:26Checkout
- 7:46Form Fields
- 8:02Immersion is Fragile
- 9:33Tokenization
- 10:06Tokenization Explained
- 10:49Vaulting
- 11:53Tokenization is total Magic
- 14:22UX feel developers
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