How tokenisation has reshaped the future of payments
Tokenisation is reshaping card payments, replacing sensitive data with secure digital tokens to enhance security, reduce fraud, and streamline online checkout.
May 28, 2025
Tokenisation is reshaping card payments, replacing sensitive data with secure digital tokens to enhance security, reduce fraud, and streamline online checkout.
Today’s consumers demand seamless, instant and transparent payment experiences, whether they’re sending money abroad or making international purchases. Yet, cross-border payment processes are still often very clunky and slow. With
About the Session We’re hosting a follow-up evidence session on the Consumer Standard of Care (CSoC) at the Payment Systems Regulator. This 90-minute discussion is a vital opportunity for members
iFAST is set to launch SEPA pay-out capability, enabling near-instant EUR transfers across Europe and expanding its fintech banking services in 2025.
Ten key regulatory developments merchants must track in 2025–26, from fraud liability to fee reform, stablecoins, and accessibility.
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),
The UK’s new stablecoin rules offer regulatory clarity for issuers, setting the stage for future integration into mainstream payments.
We are bringing to you the newest addition to our Breakfast in the Boardroom (BitB) series: The Policy Edition. At this BitB, we will explore the future of policy, key
Join us for a dedicated, in-person workshop for The Payments Association (TPA) members, hosted in collaboration with the Payment Systems Regulator (PSR). This session will focus on the live consultation
The PA@TheCity Summer Party is back! It’s that time of the year… when the payments industry gets together to network, talk about the year’s successes so far, and have a
Join your fellow members back in London at our popular networking event – establish new contacts and sales leads The event will run between 18:00 – 20:00 BST and is
Your quarterly overview of the key regulatory changes impacting payments—what’s happening, what’s coming, and what actions to take
We’re pleased to invite you to a 90-minute workshop exploring a new approach that builds on the best of what we have and adds additional strong levels of innovation and
Visa’s new VAMP program introduces stricter dispute thresholds—merchants must adopt tools like RDR, OI, and CE 3.0 now to stay compliant and avoid penalties.
Diana Carrasco Vime, head of the Digital Pound Project, explores how the digital pound could transform retail payments while ensuring trust and stability.
AI is revolutionising fraud prevention and business practices, helping payments firms detect suspicious activity and enhance regulatory efficiency. But as AI evolves, so do the tactics of financial criminals which
Why merchant category codes (MCCs) matter—and how choosing the right one can reduce fees, manage risk, and improve payment approvals.
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),
Discover how AI-driven innovation, blockchain advancements, and evolving consumer behaviours are reshaping the payments industry.
The payments industry in 2025 will see advancements in real-time payments, AI tools, and voice-activated technologies reshaping consumer and business interactions.
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