LONDON, 23 Oct. 2018 – Contis, the award-winning banking, payments and processing solution provider today announced its intention to integrate a leading AI fraud prevention system onto its platform through
If Scotland moves towards independence after Brexit, how will those in the rest of the UK pay people and organisations north of the border? The arrangements may be more complicated
For #ambitions2019, we asked professionals in payments and tech to share their career ambitions, plans, hopes and dreams. More than 1,000 people took part, offering answers on a wide range of issues. The
The Grab & Go Store prototype offers an entirely new and seamless shopping experience through AI Customers enjoy high levels of flexibility and convenience: consumers enter the store via smartphone,
The point of sale (POS) payment terminal has been a mainstay of merchant countertops with little change in functionality for decades. Now merchant payment solution providers, hardware vendors, and app
We have recently launched our new developer portal, and we are delighted to unveil its great make-over with a modern, clean new design and new functionality. In case you missed
As payments become predominantly digital, merchants are under pressure to provide consumers with quick and painless transactions at the point of sale. Those merchants need a flexible and speedy platform
Great to see another boost from Nesta to the open banking movement, in their second round of challenge prizes to stimulate start-ups’ innovation in the area. Much has rightly been
The FCA have just confirmed that they are going to delay the enforcement of rules on “strong customer authentication” – i.e. two-factor authentication for most payments, whether online or in person –
Consumer, bank or business; near or far, technology has changed the banking game in more ways than we can count. One example is the rapid ascent of faster payments systems
In the US market, the consumer is always right, and in the never-ending quest for higher profits and brand loyalty, a merchant will do almost anything to earn a consumer’s
The European Banking Authority (EBA) plays an extraordinarily complex role. Having to manage and regulate the financial industry means walking a tightrope between directional regulation and restrictive controls. The delivery
Today’s consumers rarely go far from their smartphone — and it’s not just Millennials and Generation Z. Instead of treating these devices solely as the gateway to digital banking, why
The study, authored by Tribe Payments, unpacks what is meant by modular technology and how it is set to transform the payment industry London, 31st July 2019—Tribe Payments, a team of
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