Transact365 launches updated range of payment solutions
Transact365 updates its global payment solutions, improving stability, success rates, and coverage in regions like China, India, Germany, and Brazil.
August 20, 2024
Transact365 updates its global payment solutions, improving stability, success rates, and coverage in regions like China, India, Germany, and Brazil.
With the UK at the forefront, the future of cross-border payments is being shaped by technological advancements, regulatory changes, and the growing demand for efficient, secure, and cost-effective solutions.
In an increasingly interconnected world, global commerce has become the lifeblood of the modern economy. Businesses of all sizes are expanding their reach beyond borders, opening up new opportunities and markets. However, the traditional financial systems have often lagged behind the speed and efficiency demanded by the globalised marketplace. Enter cross-border real-time payments—a concept that is reshaping international trade by breaking down barriers and providing a boost to global commerce.
This addition to the Nucleus365 platform unlocks global payments with over 92 licences supporting operations in 30 different currencies, enabling merchants across the globe to make and receive payments in
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When considering the top examples of disruptive technology set to transform businesses in 2022, the metaverse and blockchain no doubt rank high in the minds of most people. While these technologies will have a profound and enduring impact on society, we should not let this overshadow the impact certain B2B platforms are having in actively transforming businesses. Global payment gateways and payment services providers (PSPs) are deploying new payment technologies to ensure merchants can access new markets once considered out of reach…
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