Chargebacks911, the first global company fully dedicated to mitigating chargeback risk and eliminating chargeback fraud, today announces the appointment of financial services and sales expert, Robert Hoover who takes on the role of Vice President of Business Development, concentrating on Chargebacks911 strategic merchant accounts.
BCB Group, Europe’s leading provider of business accounts and trading services for the digital asset economy, today announced the launch of BCB Yield, a product that lets customers earn a return on both fiat or crypto funds.
Ethical bankers are one of the fastest growing financial tribes in the world, with some of the loudest voices. How do banks continue to innovate to meet customers evolving demands and also engage and attract the emerging financial consumer segment of ethical bankers?
Swiss neobank Entris Banking has selected US fintech Bottomline for its SaaS-based payments platform. Entris Banking acts as a transaction bank and payment hub to more than 40 small and mid-sized banks in Switzerland.
Full reserve stablecoins will revolutionise the stablecoin market. ARYZE Digital Cash is the closest thing to a CBDC without it being issued by a central bank. Learn more about how ARYZE is planning to revolutionise the entire payments industry, using their full-reserve stablecoin as a main component of this worldwide strategy.
The Ordo Open Banking payments platform already supports white label billing, paying by instalments, QR code PoS and eCommerce.
New for 2022 is Enhanced Account Verification and Variable Recurring Payments.
FLEETCOR UK today announces that it has made a follow on investment into Mina, the cloud-based digital software platform that simplifies home charging and payments management for commercial fleets with electric vehicles.
The exponential growth in e-commerce and the impact of the pandemic have fuelled the rise of ‘Buy Now Pay Later’ (BNPL), making it one of the biggest retail trends in 2021. This is set to continue in 2022, with new players entering the market and new partnerships and acquisitions being established.
BNPL has largely been driven by consumer appeal, easy availability and the promise of no interest and no fees – if payments are made on time. It is popular across all demographics for different reasons but has especially gained traction among millennials and Gen Z consumers as a means of financial empowerment. For consumers, it provides an easily accessible method of borrowing, instant gratification, a flexible returns policy and the ability to manage finances by spreading the cost of purchases over an agreed period.
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