The Payments Association is delighted to announce that FICO have renewed their support as a Benefactor behind Project Futures. Project Futures provides thought leadership on new innovations and technological developments,
Project Inclusion has received a response from Guy Opperman, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at the Department of Work & Pensions, following on from the letter published in December. The response
The activities of Project Financial Crime were promoted on Consult Hyperion’s podcast series. Championed by project lead Jane Jee, the podcast highlighted where technology can help the payments industry meet
Project International Trade is delighted to announce Scott Abrahams, Senior Vice President at Mastercard and Payments Association Advisory Board member, as the new Project Mentor. Project International Trade encourages the
Project Regulator responded on behalf of the Payments Association and its members to the PSR’s consultation on the general directions of implementing Confirmation of Payee. This response highlights the perspectives
Project Women in PayTech held its largest Women in PayTech event to date. The event, held at the Post Office headquarters in Moorgate, hosted inspirational keynote discussions on how to
ATLANTA, Dec. 12, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — InComm, a leading prepaid product and payments technology company, today announced it has partnered with digital banking alternative Revolut to offer their prepaid cards at wilko stores, the retail chain at
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