Chargebacks911, a post transaction fraud platform, is working with Microsoft to launch a new fraud protection solution for financial institutions that identifies and combats fraud with the use of integrated data and adaptive artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
Join ECOM21 on April 8th 2022 to look into the future through the lens of expertise – insightful speeches and eye-opening workshops that will help your business achieve more.
In a big step for Tink in the Irish market, we’re joining forces with postal giant An Post to give its customers the power to better manage their money. With the An Post Money Manager app, users can keep track of their spending and set achievable savings goals.
EML’s loyalty proposition for gaming operators creates revenue.
Buy now, pay later (BNPL) programs
have risen in popularity thanks to the
ease of use, flexibility and mutual
benefits for consumers, merchants
and BNPL providers.
Now, the BNPL surge is also impacting
the credit market. See how much you
know about BNPL, and how you can
turn the current popularity into a strategic advantage.
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2021 was a rollercoaster of a year for eCommerce merchants. With consumers increasingly turning to digital platforms, businesses need to strengthen their fraud security measures in the wake of increasingly frequent fraudulent attacks. Learn what eCommerce fraud trends your business should keep in mind this year.
DiPocket, a leading Corporate Disbursements and Payment Solutions Provider, is improving customer access to Faster Payments through its new partnership with tech-first Payments Bank, Banking Circle. Utilising Banking Circle Virtual IBAN for both company and client fund accounts, DiPocket will provide its customers with access to Faster Payments and SWIFT, with improved systems availability to bypass the operational issues experienced with other partner banks. It will also be using Banking Circle for SEPA EUR payments.
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