Thames Technology is thrilled to announce that its Fusion Card will become the first metal card with a dual interface to be manufactured in Europe. Thames Technology, based in the UK, outside of London, has achieved this momentous break-through utilising Amatech IP, the de facto standard technology to dual interface metal cards globally.
Unless you’ve been living off the grid for the last 20 years, you’re well aware that the payment world is growing increasingly digital. So, it’d be logical to assume state-of-the-art technology is the predominant differentiator for payment companies — having the best tech should be the biggest competitive advantage, which implies businesses should heavily invest in R&D.
However, based on consumer reviews, that’s not necessarily the case. Tech matters, but it’s not the biggest factor in the eyes of the consumer.
As emerging technology continues to transform the way businesses and consumers spend their money and manage their finances, the future of banking looks to be bright, innovative and accessible. This article explores how new core banking platforms are innovating the sector.
PPS has made banking more efficient for Post Office customers by deploying a real time solution that allows card holders banking with the Post Office to make instant deposits.
Leading international fintech PR firm SkyParlour has today announced the appointment of Matt Pears to its board as Executive Director and Head of SkyParlour Scale.
This follows significant growth for the firm, which has increased its team by 50% and its revenue by 100% on pre-Covid figures.
Global Processing Services (GPS), a leading global payment technology platform that powers Starling, Revolut and Curve, has today announced the appointment of Jill Docherty as Director, Global Partnerships.
Based in London, Jill sits on GPS’ global executive committee and is responsible for identifying, leading and managing all GPS ecosystem partners, facilitating collaboration to drive innovation and growth for GPS and its customers.
Jill spent fifteen years at Mastercard and Visa where she held a number of senior roles across Business Development, Customer Success, Product and Marketing. Jill also has extensive international experience having lived and worked across three continents, Africa, Asia-Pacific, and Europe.
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