The next generation currency card linked directly to your bank account 21 August 2019. Currensea, the UK’s first travel money card linked directly to your bank account, has opened their
The study, authored by Tribe Payments, unpacks what is meant by modular technology and how it is set to transform the payment industry London, 31st July 2019—Tribe Payments, a team of
The Business Payment Account & Payment Services API platform provides a digitally native alternative for businesses to integrate payments into their products and business platforms quickly and easily The new
We speak with Ian Johnson from Marqeta and Jonathan Bennett from CashFlows at Money20/20 in Amsterdam. We speak with Ian, about their new partnership and what’s been changing in the
Sitting through the Stage 1 of a ISO 27001 certification audit is pretty daunting; even as a seasoned Information Security Management (ISM) professional. Although often referred to as a ‘documentation
Great to see another boost from Nesta to the open banking movement, in their second round of challenge prizes to stimulate start-ups’ innovation in the area. Much has rightly been
Following the success of their last event, on 2nd October, Paybase will be holding their 5th Paybase Collaborative workshop. It will cover the topic of balancing supply and demand for
The 2nd Payment Services Directive (or PSD2 for those in the know) is on it’s way. It’s arrival may have been delayed with some retail organisations looking to push the
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