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EML Unveils FINLAB Global FinTech Incubator At EMLCON2020
EML’s New FINLAB Incubator Will Immediately Benefit Two Disruptive Tech Brands.
October 29, 2020
EML’s New FINLAB Incubator Will Immediately Benefit Two Disruptive Tech Brands.
PPS, formerly PrePay Solutions and subsidiary of Edenred, has announced that it is powering the first card created by Yolt, the smart money app, following the companies recent launch of its contactless debit Mastercard. This partnership was formed thanks to PPS’ years of experience powering payments cards and Yolt’s desire to expand beyond the confines of the digital space and into the physical one.
Despite having registered over two million users in the UK, Open Banking is still failing to meet its objectives of creating a more competitive retail banking landscape. Moorwand CCO Luc Gueriane and David Monty, Founder of Tell.Money, speak to Bobsguide.
The Payments Association challenges the Government’s changes to the payments landscape, alongside its recommendations London, United Kingdom. 21st October 2020: The The Payments Association, which promotes collaboration and innovation across
What is the future of authentication? Many solutions have appeared in the past two decades since online sales and payments were born to secure and verify both the ability to make a payment and user’s identity. In this article, ‘Authentication, Privacy and Our Digital Future’, Cybertonica discuss the history of authentication, the ways in which a users personal data is leveraged, and how behavioural biometrics can offer secure, frictionless authentication experiences while maintaining user privacy.
Currencycloud, the leader in providing B2B embedded cross-border solutions, and Tribe Payments, a tech company dedicated to deliver the future of payments technology across the ecosystem, have partnered to deliver complete transparency to foreign exchange costs charged on international card transactions, whilst also giving customers access to multi-currency wallets.
A panel of industry experts has selected Banking Circle’s SME lending initiative, delivered by Cardstream, as winner of the 2020 Tech Ascension FinTech Award for Most Innovative FinTech Solution.
Global Processing Services Continues International Growth with Visa Investment
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