The future of payments is digital, inclusive, and transformative—driving financial access, innovation, and global economic empowerment.
Open finance is redefining data sharing, innovation, and growth in financial services.
Travel is surging, but outdated payments lag—fintech-driven innovation is key to seamless, secure, and sustainable transactions.
European banks must embrace digital transformation and fintech partnerships to stay competitive and compliant.
In 2025, payments firms must prioritise safeguarding funds, expanding open banking, and preparing for stablecoin regulation to stay competitive and compliant.
Open banking holds promise for e-commerce, but its success depends on targeted use cases, merchant incentives, and consumer trust.
Mobile payments and digital wallets are driving a cashless economy, reshaping commerce, and redefining consumer expectations.
Discover how AI is transforming cybersecurity, both as a weapon for attackers and a shield for defenders, in this webinar.
UPI is transforming cross-border payments, boosting India’s global digital payment reach.
With fraud evolving faster than security, banks must embrace risk-based authentication or risk falling behind.
Dialect partners with Kaldi to provide customer support and transaction monitoring.
PXP’s survey finds 64% of UK and US merchants view payment technology as a strategic growth driver.
The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 holds businesses accountable for fraud unless they prove strong prevention measures.
Virtual IBANs streamline payments but pose AML risks, demanding stricter oversight from PSPs.
Digital wallets are playing an increasing role in cross-border payments, shaping the way transactions are conducted globally.
Global survey reveals how 400 financial leaders are shaping digital payments strategies.
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.
Intelligent chargeback management prevents fraud, resolves disputes, and protects revenue.
The EU’s shift to open banking and finance presents both opportunities and challenges, demanding a balance between innovation, security, and regulation.
As crypto reshapes finance, the FATF’s Travel Rule struggles to keep pace—can global regulators close the gap on illicit transactions?
Trump’s 2025 order boosts US digital finance leadership, bans CBDCs, and plans a regulatory framework.
Many payment firms assume they need an FCA licence, but exemptions may allow them to operate with fewer regulatory burdens.
Baker McKenzie’s 2025 briefing covers UK financial regulation trends, including post-Brexit reforms, ESG, crypto, and enforcement.
NovitasFTCL’s monthly summary tracks key European FinTech M&A, equity, and VC deals across 11 verticals.
Regulatory fines in 2024 exposed persistent weaknesses in financial crime controls, highlighting issues in governance, transaction monitoring, sanctions screening, and compliance investment.
PXP strengthens its leadership team with the appointment of Alex Apergis as chief revenue officer.
From September, large organisations face criminal liability for fraud by employees or associates, requiring robust prevention measures.
myPOS acquires Toporder to enhance payment solutions and support SME growth in France.
Stablecoin solutions improve transaction speed, transparency, and regulatory compliance for modern financial management.
By 31 March 2025, UK financial services firms must fully comply with new operational resilience rules, safeguarding critical services and mitigating disruptions.
Social media is reshaping fintech by democratising finance, empowering individuals, and prompting new regulatory scrutiny.
Digital identity is reshaping industries, offering benefits like streamlined processes and enhanced security, but also presenting data privacy and interoperability challenges.
CP24/20 aligns payment services regulations with the CASS regime, with key impacts to be discussed in an upcoming webinar.
Privat 3 Money partners with KYC360 to upgrade onboarding and compliance processes, aiming to improve efficiency and client experiences.
Discover how AI-driven innovation, blockchain advancements, and evolving consumer behaviours are reshaping the payments industry.
The 2024 holiday shopping season set eCommerce records, but a surge in post-holiday returns and chargebacks highlights the costly “holiday hangover” for merchants.
Dialect Communications partners with Committee to provide multilingual customer support for their app, digitising traditional committee collections with a focus on community and accessibility.
The 2025 Veriff Identity Fraud Report shows a 21% rise in online fraud, with financial services as primary targets.
Clear Junction reveals key challenges payment leaders face in navigating the EU’s new MiCA crypto regulation framework.
Network tokenisation boosts security, cuts costs, and enhances customer experiences, making it essential for modern merchants.
APP scams cost UK victims over £340 million in 2023, exposing systemic vulnerabilities and the urgent need for stronger fraud prevention and collaboration.
Swift drives global interoperability and innovation, aligning with the UK’s National Payments Vision to enhance seamless, secure payments.
Paytently names Isabelle Delisle as Chief Payment Officer to strengthen payment solutions in regulated sectors.
Open banking faces rising fraud risks, demanding industry-wide collaboration and smarter security solutions to build trust and resilience.
The FCA’s safeguarding reforms introduce stricter compliance requirements for payments and e-money firms, aiming to enhance consumer protection and operational resilience.
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