Business payments company Bottomline Technologies is enhancing its Paymode-X solution with a focus on machine learning, according to an announcement the firm made on Thursday (Jan. 11). Read more here.
Guest blog contribution from Angela Yore; Payments Association Advisor Board Member, Managing Director of SkyParlour Being a member of the Payments Association’s ‘Project Women in Paytech’ is exhilarating. The programme
Project Inclusion met with the Department for Works & Pensions to identify how the Payments Association and its members can provide guidance on alternate solutions for payments disbursement. The meeting
Project Futures formally launched at kick-off meeting for the project in November and discussed strategy for the forthcoming year, identify the upcoming industry-critical innovations and issues, and to shape the
In 2018 Project Rome will be providing updates and thought leadership to the Payments Association membership on the ISO 20022 working groups and what it means for the payments industry.
To some, 13 January and the implementation of the second Payment Services Directive (PSD2) will be a significant milestone in their business’s path. They will be joining the community of
Project Rome has published a thought leadership piece on the transposition of regulation 104 and regulation 105 from PSD2 and their impact on banking access. The article, penned by Andrea
The opening of a brand new Post Office on New Oxford Street in London has marked a new milestone for the Post Office in the UK’s capital. Read more here.
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