
Building the bank of tomorrow: Strategies for operational resilience and digital transformation
European banks must embrace digital transformation and fintech partnerships to stay competitive and compliant.
European banks must embrace digital transformation and fintech partnerships to stay competitive and compliant.
UPI is transforming cross-border payments, boosting India’s global digital payment reach.
PXP’s survey finds 64% of UK and US merchants view payment technology as a strategic growth driver.
PXP research reveals the payment preferences, priorities, and frustrations of more than 4,000 consumers across the UK and US
PXP has teamed up with direct booking solutions provider Net Affinity, enabling hotels to streamline reservations and payments.
Global payment platform, PXP, has forged a new strategic partnership with digital solutions platform Xolvis.
Seamless payment orchestration simplifies multi-provider management, optimises acceptance rates, and boosts conversions.
Dialect and Synalogik partner to provide combined APP fraud prevention and customer management solutions for the payments sector.
Operational resilience is crucial as FCA and EU regulations push firms to guard against disruptions and cyber threats.
Payments in 2025 will be shaped by AI, instant payments, CBDCs, embedded finance, and sustainability.
KPMG’s report shows payments modernisation is accelerating across finance and retail, driven by innovation and demand.
Monavate’s API-first platform offers flexible and scalable payment solutions tailored to business needs.
OTP Group used Iliad Solutions’ t3 platform for seamless payment migration, ensuring accuracy and supporting digital transformation.
Launching a card product can boost business success, but simplicity, clear goals, and the right partnerships are key to a seamless rollout.
Payments firms must streamline technology after acquisitions to boost agility and compete amid disruption.
Quality Engineering is transforming digital banking, enabling seamless innovation, operational continuity, and future-proofing in a rapidly evolving landscape.
BPC’s report, “Next-Generation Card Processing,” highlights the rapid growth of challenger processors, driven by cloud-native technology and innovation, outpacing incumbents.
PXP Financial and Phos by Ingenico partner to offer a SoftPoS solution for contactless payments on Android devices without additional hardware.
BVNK has introduced Customer Virtual Accounts, enabling fintechs and payment service providers to facilitate EUR, GBP, and stablecoin payments on a unified platform.
Tasc is an automated back-office platform that streamlines KYB/KYC, transaction monitoring, and dispute management for faster and more scalable operations.
Algbra Labs’ fintech-as-a-service (FaaS) simplifies building digital financial platforms, cutting costs and time, as seen with Standard Chartered’s Shoal.
Payabl. has launched its new cloud-based, API-first Payment Accounts solution, enabling businesses to streamline financial management, reduce transaction fees, and facilitate instant, multi-currency settlements across borders.
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.
PAYSTRAX and CatalystPay’s partnership exemplifies the power of collaboration in delivering efficient, secure payment solutions.
Navigating the complexities of global expansion in fintech requires strategic partnerships, innovative solutions, and a deep understanding of regional regulatory and cultural nuances.
Europe’s banks are enjoying a revival, but higher interest rates, bad loans, and tech challengers threaten to derail the recovery.
VE3 has been selected as a key supplier for the Payment Acceptance 2 Agreement by Crown Commercial Services for the provision of payment consultancy services.
Traditional finance is at a crossroads with the new digital frontier, and the rapidly evolving landscape of digital assets demands innovative custodial solutions. For banks, payment service providers, financial institutions and others that are either considering or already piloting digital asset projects, it’s imperative to understand the importance of an underlying custody infrastructure.
There isn’t much Head of Partnerships Wiliam Boocock doesn’t know about Starling Business Services (SBS). He’s been involved since 2017 and has supported growth both in SBS and across Starling
Software as a service (SaaS) has sparked a paradigm shift in the corporate domain in the past five years, revolutionising pivotal industries like finance, transactions, and insurance.
As the UK continues to try and place itself as a leader in the payments industry and fintech, maintaining a degree of pace, security and efficiency must remain a priority.
Technology, in any industry rarely fails to make its impact and improve nearly all aspects of the sector. Cloud-based banking is no different.
The flagship store of luxury pharmacy John Bell & Croyden is transforming shopper experiences with the installation of new checkout & inventory management technology from Trust Retail, part of the Trust
Trust Retail, part of the Trust Payments Group and one of the UK’s leading EPOS suppliers has teamed up with the fastest-growing home delivery app serving convenience stores, Snappy Shopper,
Ubiquity has announced the publication of a whitepaper aimed at helping European fintech scaleups leverage outsourcing to adapt to fast-changing market conditions. With Europe’s fintech industry experiencing profound transformation over
Daniel Holden explains the meaning and significance of unified commerce and why it is vital to the customer experience.
Trust Payments, the disruptive leader in frictionless payments and value-added services for merchants, today announces the opening of a sixth UK office in Haverhill, Suffolk – which will be a key
About An EU-based international payment firm has inked a deal with a global leader of payment technology innovations: the agreement will enable the European company – in the process of
Trust Payments has become the latest member of the 30% Club, a global campaign led by Chairs and CEOs taking action to increase gender diversity at board and executive committee
Project highlights End-to-end design and migration of the on-premise applications in 2.5 months using AWS for banking Advanced collaboration and smooth delivery with DevOps AWS migration Safeguarded business continuity and
Russel Fernandes, head of product for card present payments at Trust Payments shares his 11 tips to make sure companies get the most out of their point-of-sale (POS) systems.
Successful businesses know that success relies on putting the customer at the centre of everything they do, but sometimes this aim gets lost in the day-to-day running of the business.
FMPay, the independent fintech company known for its out-of-the-box financial products and services, is proud to announce the relaunch of its website, FMPay.me. Four years on from start up FMPay
Watch Now – https://www.bottomline.com/uk/resources/eu-commission-sct-inst-mandate-choose-most-efficient-strategy-maximise-benefitshttps://www.bigmarker.com/the-paypers1/EU-Commission-Mandate-SCT-Inst-How-to-choose-the-most-efficient-strategy-and-maximise-on-the-benefits The EU Commission’s proposed mandate will make instant payments universally available in euros within six months after said proposal is approved. We have no set date
Read Now – https://www.bottomline.com/uk/resources/aite-matrix-payment-hub-vendors This Impact Report explores some key trends within the payments hub and infrastructure market. It discusses how technology is evolving to address new market needs and challenges.
Watch Now – https://www.bigmarker.com/the-paypers1/EU-Commission-Mandate-SCT-Inst-How-to-choose-the-most-efficient-strategy-and-maximise-on-the-benefits The EU Commission’s proposed mandate will make instant payments universally available in euros within six months after said proposal is approved. We have no set date
Digital Payments Group (DPG), a market-leading Payments Issuing Processor, is partnering with Netcetera, an international expert in secure digital payments. This partnership benefits the global DPG banking customers from Netcetera’s
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