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We welcome Emily Baum to our team as the new Head of Business Development. Emily brings with her a wealth of experience and knowledge from the payments sector as well
The second annual PayTech Awards took place on 5 July 2019 at the Honourable Artillery Company (HAC), a unique historic venue in the heart of London Read more here.
Fintech startup Curve raises $55M, valuing the company at a quarter of a billion dollars In a record year for Fintech investments, Curve is now amongst the top 5 UK
If your CEO sends you an email asking you to make an urgent payment, would you be suspicious about it? Maybe not, but you should because the sender may not
Bill Black discusses Facebook’s new proposed crypto-currency, called “Libra.” Facebook could use this technology to standardize identity and create a world of ultimate surveillance, and then profit from it, says
Augmented Vision supports security officers in identifying persons of interest in real-time, and helps speed up post-event investigations. This latest cutting-edge technology from IDEMIA will enhance security in transport hubs (airports,
Wirecard, the global innovation leader for digital financial technology, is once again pushing the boundaries of the shopping experience with its new prototype of a Smart Mirror, developed by Wirecard’s
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