The current economic climate is making first-party fraud – also known as friendly fraud – more appealing to those struggling financially. Sarah Jordan and Stephanie Kattah examine the challenges facing
Answer Pay’s Peter Cornforth examines the significance of Request to Pay alongside CoP, highlighting their combined role in meeting regulatory demands and fortifying payment security.
Bob Kaufman explains how integrated payment frameworks transform reconciliation processes for travel and tourism businesses.
The Payments Association EU invites you to their “Payments Tomorrow” Conference in Lisbon on October 10th . An event that will bring together payments executives from all over Europe under
While inflation remains a key factor behind consumer spending, the main risk to payment companies is no longer volumes, but margin, and this is set to come under more pressure in the coming months.
Although debit cards have long been a symbol of banking’s status quo, a combination of consumer demand for innovation and emerging technologies have set the stage for a dramatic transformation
Pavlo Khropatyy, VP and global head of delivery, FS&I, at Intellias, explores the profitable alliance of machine learning and finance, highlighting five remarkable ways this technology is revolutionising the industry. Machine
Jovi Overo, managing director of BaaS at Unlimit, shares his views on how BaaS will grow over the next five years and what service providers should be implementing today to reap the benefits.
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