Representatives from Project Inclusion engaged with Toynbee Hall, Money Advice Service, and The Big Issue. Project Inclusion is exploring opportunities to collaborate with these organisations operating within the financial inclusion
This new project will provide educational workshops and papers on emerging technological developments and innovations within the payments space and share insight on future market trends. To find out more
Project International Trade is partnering with the Department for International Trade to bring UK FinTech and PayTech companies over to Mexico as part of a trade mission. This trade mission
The next instalment of the Payments Association’s Payment Heroes is set to be launched. The first video, first showcased to attendees at the Payments Association’s Hot Topic Briefing on GDPR,
Project Regulator strongly recommends that all Payments Association members respond to the Payments Strategy Forum consultation which seeks information on future requirements for the New Payments Architecture. The Consultation is
Project Retail will be launching the next iteration of the Retail PayTech Forum in November. The event, which will be held at a central London location on Tuesday 7th November,
The Payments Association and Project Rome have joined the RTGS Advisory Board. The purpose of this group is to provide a forum for two‐way dialogue and challenge on the RTGS
Project Women in PayTech will be launching a Women in PayTech LinkedIn group to facilitate opportunities for mentorship, collaboration, and promotion of success stories, as well discuss the issues faced
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