AEVI has partnered with UK start-up Loyalzoo to bring their “merchant first” digital loyalty card service to AEVI’s award-winning Global Marketplace of value-added apps and services. Read more about it
Project Women in PayTech The Payments Association’s Women in PayTech has developed a collaborative partnership with the European Payments Women Network. The two groups will work together to spread awareness of
Processors, ISOs and device manufacturers across North America can now benefit from Transaction Network Services’ (TNS) expertise in wireless roaming for payment devices and point-of-sale terminals thanks to the expansion
Amazon.com has announced a self-service subscriptions marketplace that allows digital subscription providers to reach millions of Amazon customers. Read more about it here.
Leading technology and sourcing specialist law firm Kemp Little announces expansion of its sourcing and procurement services, with 9 new consultants to incorporate cutting edge specialist skills in areas that
American Express’ consumer Platinum Card’s new benefits and services are now available for both new and existing Card Members. This includes the sleek metal Card design, and all the recently
Mastercard has unveiled the next generation biometric card, combining chip technology with fingerprints to conveniently and safely cardholder’s identity for in-store purchases. South Africa is the first market to test
With nearly half of UK mums saying they admire entrepreneurial businesswomen like Michelle Mone, Karren Brady and Liz Earle, APS financial, the most proven digital UK challenger to banks, unveils
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