SWIFT Hackathon for 2021
SWIFT Hackathon for 2021 View the SWIFT Hackathon 2021 flyer This year, we are challenging the community and wider ecosystem to harness the power of AI & machine learning to
July 8, 2021
SWIFT Hackathon for 2021 View the SWIFT Hackathon 2021 flyer This year, we are challenging the community and wider ecosystem to harness the power of AI & machine learning to
Award-winning fintech charity, and Payments Association member, Pennies has joined forces with Systopia, (point of sale and payment solutions for the foodservice sector) – to help drive digital “micro-donations” for UK charities, from businesses with on-site hospitality.
It is becoming ever more apparent that ‘Big Tech’ players are looking to service a slice of the financial services sector. What does this mean for the industry and the banks that service it today?
Entersekt and Netcetera implement the first FIDO authentication in payments for Pluscard.
Ordo is making payments right – providing Open Banking enabled solutions that mean businesses can securely and simply collect payments from their customers, instantly. No hidden fees. No hassle. No worries.
Crown Agents Bank has launched its new pension solution, EMpower Pensions that uses biometric technology for remote proof of life authentication.
Invitation for EY’s upcoming Payment Services and E-Money Safeguarding Industry update on 13 July at 10am BST
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