The Hospitality sector is evolving like never before. The rapid adoption of digital and mobile technology is changing how we engage with our customers and guests. It’s been accelerated by the pandemic and is here to stay. Planet’s new #Hospitality report ‘A five-star experience: Delight guests with technology and service’ looks at…
Take a look at Planet’s new Retail report, ‘the best of online in-store: Retail’s next big prize’, and discover what #retailers can do to build an exceptional personalised shopping experience for shoppers from start to finish. One that combines the immediacy of being in-store, with the unlimited inventories, safety and speed of online shopping.
Mambu, a market-leading, modern SaaS banking platform, has announced raising €235 million in an EQT Growth-led Series E funding round, the largest financing round to date for a banking software platform. The funding brings the company’s valuation to €4.9 billion post money, making it one of the highest-valued B2B SaaS companies founded in Europe.
Ordo’s Point of Sale QR Code solution perfect for race day entry fees
B2B cross border payment provider, Verto, has joined forces with Payments Bank, Banking Circle, to streamline international payments for its clients. Utilising the multi-award-winning Banking Circle Virtual IBAN solution, alongside access to Banking Circle’s local payment rails, Verto is addressing the pain points of complicated pay-ins and cross border payments.
Innovative all-in-one payment solutions provider and card issuer, Wallester, is providing its clients with more opportunities in more jurisdictions with multi-currency settlement accounts as a result of a new partnership with Banking Circle. Working with the ground-breaking Payments Bank, Wallester can now give its clients easy and efficient access to settlements accounts in 25 major currencies.
Nuapay confirms significant expansion in top European open banking markets.
The gaming industry is proving that the desired metaverse is one that is decentralized in terms of control but hyperconnected for easy transfer of value between platforms.
Having become accustomed to a plethora of units of value, and their extreme portability, today’s gamers will not welcome a centralized institution locking their value inside any particular system such as Facebook’s virtual world.
Flash forward where banks and digital banking make all units of value portable too… imagine:
– crypto into consumers’ digital wallets
– holding cash as central bank digital currency.
By 2030, 60% of global consumers will have made a transaction using a unit of value other than a fiat currency.
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