The MeetFintech by Arkea Banking Services gathered for one evening many actors from the Fintech Industry. 30 companies attended and came from all over Europe to Paris for the Fifth
In a survey by Barclaycard earlier this year, it was discovered that small-to-medium enterprises are more afraid of cybercrime than of Brexit. That comes as no surprise, really. At this
London, 5th December 2017 – Saxo Payments Banking Circle, the ground-breaking B2B financial utility supporting banks and FinTechs, has achieved $50 billion volume growth since it started taking the first
London, UK, December 2017 – Global Processing Services (GPS) is pleased to announce its agreement with new client Glint, who are reintroducing gold as money, enabling customers to store, exchange,
The acquiring bank (also merchant bank or acquirer) is the financial institution that maintains the merchant’s bank account. The contract with the acquirer enables merchants to process credit and debit card transactions. The acquiring
London, 1st December 2017: fscom has appointed James Borley as Director and new Head of Assurance. Prior to joining fscom, James spent more than 20 years at the FCA, in
Ethoca – the leading provider of collaboration-based technology solutions that help card issuers and online merchants increase card acceptance and stop ecommerce fraud and disputes – announced today that it
IDEMIA, the global leader in trusted identities for an increasingly digital world, today announces its partnership with JCB, the leading international payment network in Japan, to introduce the future of
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