Hong Kong-based Geoswift got its start by creating technology powering cross-border tuition payments sent by families from China to colleges abroad, but when Geoswift saw corporate payments into China begin
Four years ago this week, a brand new switching service was introduced to help drive competition in the UK’s banking industry. The Current Account Switch Service (CASS) was designed to
Wirecard, the leading supplier of digital payment solutions and internet technology, has entered into a new cooperation to expand the portfolio of value-added services for Alipay and WeChat Pay customers.
We are delighted to announce our new Benefactor for Project International Trade, Saxo Payments Banking Circle. Project International Trade is collaborating with FinTech associations across Latin America, Far East Asia,
Project Media has raised the profile of the Payments Association this month with activities and insights from the The Payments Association being publicised in The FinTech Times, Payments Journal, FinTech
Project Regulator commends the FCA have taken on-board the projects consultation response to CP17/11 in a recent policy statement on the Implementation of the revised PSD2 in allowing the use
Project Retail’s Retail PayTech Forum has announced that Richard Burchill, Head of Treasury and Card Services at Arcadia Group, will be delivering a keynote presentation on payments innovation within the
Project Rome released a thought leadership piece on banking access and the termination of services to FinTechs. Written by Andrea Dunlop, CEO of Card Acquiring & Solutions at Paysafe Group
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