Games aren’t the first association we make when we think of financial services apps(!) but gamification is transforming this. If you aren’t familiar, gamification is the process of adding games
In today’s globalised business environment, managing international payments, taxes, and compliance can be daunting. The Merchant of Record (MoR) model offers a solution, taking on the responsibility of payment processing, tax management, and regulatory compliance, freeing companies to focus on core operations and growth.
Paytently, a leading fintech firm known for its innovative payment orchestration platform, is thrilled to announce the appointment of Paul Marcantonio as General Manager. With over 20 years of experience in regulated payments and the interactive entertainment industry, Paul brings extensive knowledge and expertise that will further strengthen Paytently’s position in the global payments landscape.
Open Banking set out to revolutionize finance by giving third-party providers access to customer data (with consent) to drive innovation and empower consumers. But while Europe’s PSD2 regulation has enabled new fintech services and a vibrant TPP ecosystem, adoption has fallen short of initial expectations. Complex regulations, security concerns, and, most critically, profitability challenges for banks have created hurdles. Discover how a shift in strategy, combined with data enrichment, could help banks embrace Open Banking as a growth opportunity rather than a regulatory burden.
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