An independent paper setting out how to build commercial parity between card scheme and account-to-account rails that creates better outcomes for consumers and merchants. From a group of members of
Dialect collaborates with Caxton to provide integrated customer support solutions, enhancing service delivery in the payments sector.
Toqio and DSA partner to deliver embedded finance, enhancing liquidity and growth in the dropshipping market.
Trust Payments has appointed Laurence Booth as CEO, bringing his extensive paytech expertise to lead the company’s next phase of growth.
This two-day course covers the fundamentals of the card payments ecosystems. The first day covers the mechanics of card payments, introducing ecosystem actors and mechanisms (e.g. authorisation, clearing and settlement),
Equals Money research shows 90% of financial leaders face 2024 Budget uncertainty, with 70% delaying investments, and 81% planning to adopt new financial tools.
Tide has partnered with Adyen to enable small businesses to accept contactless payments using only an iPhone and the Tide app, eliminating the need for payment terminals.
MyGuava has partnered with Queens Park Rangers to offer exclusive fan cards, featuring physical and virtual options with cashback rewards and other benefits.
Merchants face new challenges as payment innovations like open banking and tokenisation reshape the industry.
Paytently unveiled its new branding at the SBC Summit, highlighting its innovation and investment in streamlining the payment process.
Despite the growth of digital payments, cash use is rising in the UK, supported by emerging cashtech innovations.
Navigating the challenges of payments, open banking, and compliance in a changing financial landscape.
Blockchain is transforming digital payments with faster, more secure, and transparent transactions, driving mainstream adoption and new applications.
Join your fellow members at our popular networking event – establish new contacts and sales leads. The event will run between 18:00 – 21:00 GMT on Tuesday 3 December 2024
UK companies must comply with SEPA Instant payments by 2027, and our guide offers key insights on the new regulations and screening practices.
New SEPA regulations in 2024 will require instant payments, fee parity, and improved fraud prevention, posing compliance challenges for financial institutions.
The UK is undergoing a ‘seismic shift’ in how people pay (Nikhil Rathi, CEO, FCA), with wallets on the rise to become the default payment type for many. This raises
Chargebacks911 appoints fintech veteran Mike Elliff as Chief Revenue Officer and EMEA CEO to drive global expansion and tackle rising post-transaction fraud.
Trust Payments provides businesses with secure, modern payment solutions to adapt to evolving fintech trends such as digital wallets and mobile payments.
Explore the must-attend conferences and expos for card issuers and payments professionals to stay ahead of industry trends and enhance networking opportunities.
FMPay offers UK small businesses secure, cost-effective payment solutions with no monthly fees and advanced fraud protection.
In the fast-moving payments industry, trust must be replaced by a “Protection Model” focused on safeguarding compliance, technology, and risk management.
PXP Financial’s new Partner Portal streamlines the merchant application process, enabling partners to focus on growth with faster, more efficient approvals.
PXP Financial joins Zebra’s PartnerConnect programme to enhance mobile payment capabilities, leveraging Zebra’s innovative solutions and global partner network.
Transact365 updates its global payment solutions, improving stability, success rates, and coverage in regions like China, India, Germany, and Brazil.
Payment companies are accelerating KYB with AI and APIs, enhancing onboarding speed and competitiveness while maintaining strict compliance.
AI-driven solutions are transforming dispute management in the payments industry, enhancing efficiency, reducing costs, and improving customer satisfaction in an increasingly digital landscape.
The Bank of England has recently published a paper on its approach to innovation in money and payments (click here to view). The paper aims to understand what the industry thinks
This two-day course covers the fundamentals of the card payments ecosystems. The first day covers the mechanics of card payments, introducing ecosystem actors and mechanisms (e.g. authorisation, clearing and settlement),
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