Thames Card Technology Ltd has, in collaboration with long-term partner SIS Software and Services Serbia, won a three year deal to produce over one million EMV® Dynamic Data Authentication chip payment cards
With Apple’s announcement that Britain would be the first country outside the US to offer ApplePay as a payment method, Valitor has became one of six companies from among 150 acquirers
W2 Global Data Solutions are collaborating with Veridu on instantaneous identity verification, using a customer’s global online footprint. Read more here.
Ramparts looks at the key requirements, exemptions and impacts of the new regulation. Read more here.
The world’s only incubator dedicated to early stage companies in the payments industry Supported by leading payment firms MasterCard and The Bancorp London, 18th June 2015 – The Payments Association
Jumio has sponsored a Retail Banker research report, based on interviews with eight leading high street banks which analyse and benchmark online account opening processes and technologies as banks and financial
In a Law360 article, Locke Lord partner Ted Augustinos notes how companies and businesses are facing increased pressure from DOJ and other regulatory agencies to report data breaches. Read more here.
The 28,000 retail outlets in PayPoint’s UK-wide network are set to benefit from a significant new source of additional footfall and sales opportunities as Capita’s payment collection business becomes the
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