Trust Payments announced it has entered the Nordic market via two initial strategic partnerships. The company has partnered with Global Sales Partner (GSP) to deploy omnichannel solutions into the market, as well as with POS ONE, a leading cloud-based, hardware agnostic integration solution for merchants needing multiple channels to market.
Sokin becomes the Official Payments Partner of Everton Football Club, scoring a multi year deal.
Curve launches new crowdfunding round to enable its 2m+ customers to be part of the super app’s exciting growth journey. Potential investors can now pre-register to receive early access to the campaign ahead of its public launch. New crowdfund follows Curve’s successful £72.5m Series C fundraise. Funds will be used to support product innovation and Curve’s expansion into the US and deeper into Europe
EML is honoured to be part of a new framework now available to quickly and efficiently set up voucher schemes to support citizens in the United Kingdom.
Vista Bank Group in West Africa has chosen Radar Payments for its processing activities and to drive digital payment adoption in the region. The solution will include SmartVista’s card issuance and lifecycle management, payment switching, ATM and point-of-sales management as well as providing digital channels such as mobile banking and e-wallet; personalised to both retail and corporate clients.
The Wirecard scandal 2020 shook the Fintech community and created a lot of questions for the industry regulators in Germany – thousands of people lost their jobs and client operations all over the world were disrupted.
But as we all know, in the middle of difficulty there is always lies opportunity. So we decided to act – this is a blog article that tells a story of how Gain The Lead came to be.
Tink and American Express are partnering to improve the onboarding process for prospective card members in Europe, by using open banking technology to instantly verify identity, income and account information.
In this blog, fscom’s Dipesh Patel discusses the Temporary Permissions Regime (TPR) for EEA firms, the communication of timeframes from the FCA and the proposed changes to the approach document in CP21/3.
