Open banking has gained strength over the past 18 months, ever since Europe began enforcing the Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2). Now we are starting to watch similar initiatives pop up across the globe, all the way from Australia to Canada. But what about the (possibly biggest) payment market, the United States? Has PSD2 had any impact there, and can we expect a similar set of regulations to be implemented?
Virtual IBAN and corporate account provider, Monneo, is excited to announce the launch of its new card acquiring service. The development allows the company to offer a full payment ecosystem to its customers and represents a true end-to-end solution.
Reflective of Singapore’s position as a fintech hub, Transact365 has shifted its Asian headquarters from Hong Kong to Singapore as a very important base for its future growth. They are now in two of the world’s fastest growing markets for fintech, which is a prime position for their global expansion.
EML and Cadillac Fairview have innovatively transformed festive digital gifting.
The problem of online fraud has been around for decades, and has been steadily growing alongside the staggering growth of eCommerce. Combatting this problem requires a multi-faceted approach from merchants, the payments industry, law enforcement and ordinary people, and one recent development has been the launch of Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) across Europe as part of the Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2) regulations.
Bottomline (NASDAQ: EPAY), a leading provider of financial technology that makes complex business payments simple, smart and secure, announced that it has completed the acquisition of Bora Payments Systems, enabling Paymode-X vendors to utilize straight through processing (STP) as a method of accepting virtual card payments.
James Richardson, Head of Market Development Risk and Fraud at Bottomline shares his thoughts on the importance of regulation when fighting fraud in financial institutions.
With cross-border ecommerce having grown by 35% globally over the last year with no signs of slowing down, how do PSPs address this explosion in demand?
In this article discusses the sharp rise in global/cross-border e-commerce and the need to offer a multi-currency solution for accepting payments for merchants.
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