Project International Trade has launched a member’s survey on global markets and the challenges of trading internationally. This survey includes questions that encompass the markets the payments industry is currently
‘- In-app payments forecast to be worth $1.2 trillion across North America and Europe by 2020¹ – Businesses in 190 countries now offered rapid, simple mobile payments integration whilst retaining
Curve, the new app that connects your debit and credit cards to one Curve Mastercard, launched for UK consumers today. With over 50,000 people on the waitlist ahead of launch,
Project International Trade joined The Lord Mayor in a trade mission to Australia and New Zealand in February. Suresh Vaghjiani from the Project International Trade team accompanied the FinTech and
Project Regulator, on behalf of Payments Association, has written to the Open Banking Implementation Entity (OBIE) calling for the OBIE to amend the terms of the CMA’s framework so that
Project Retail hosted its third Retail PayTech Forum in November to discuss payments innovation and its implementation. The Retail PayTech Forum, held at the Montcalm Royal London House, brought together
LINK, the UK’s main cash machine network, has today announced a series of measures designed to maintain and rebalance the UK’s ATM network – shifting incentives from deploying ATMs in
The UK’s leading fuel card provider, Allstar Business Solutions, has signed a contract with ITM Power to enable its fuel cards to be accepted at the company’s national network of hydrogen refuelling stations
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