Salt Edge has successfully passed the international ISO/IEC 27001:2013 information security surveillance audit, confirming once again the high level of reliability in protecting data from any threats.
Open banking is a global phenomenon created to boost innovation, competition, and efficiency by combining the strong points of both fintechs and banks. Here at Salt Edge, we’ve analysed thousands of demo requests and the actual experience of our clients to qualify the most spread and with the highest-potential open banking-powered use cases. Having discovered insightful findings, we are excited to share them with you in our latest report: Top 5 use cases for B2B companies powered by open banking.
The technology partnership between DECTA and Entrust provides a solution, offering a timely and cost-effective way for banks, credit unions and fintechs to provide cardholders a comprehensive digital card experience from a single technology source.
Often during an acute crisis, people need help urgently. Many financial organisations struggle to launch secure and easily distributed payment methods fast enough. Cash isn’t accepted everywhere, it can be expensive to handle, it can create additional paperwork, and there can be a risk of the money getting into the wrong hands.
Enfuce’s First Aid Card helps NGOs and other aid organisations in their day-to-day work to support people in need of urgent financial help. It’s fast and safe, and helps to maximise the impact of the aid by giving the organisation full control of how the money can be spent, and by whom. Enfuce takes care of everything else. Enfuce First Aid Card is powered by Visa.
Swipen’s managing director, Fraser Mitchell, has been nominated for The Influencer of the Year at the #MPEAwards. Influencer of The Year is voted for each year by our fellow payments industry professionals. Please add your vote for Fraser here:
https://www.merchantpaymentsecosystem.com/awards#online-voting
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