A major study reveals how banks and building societies are responding to the post-pandemic world.
A world where digital commerce has become the default and customers expect their services, including payment processing, to be real-time and traceable 24/7.
Multi-award-winning issuer processor Global Processing Services, behind digital banking giants Revolut and Starling Bank, ends the 2020 awards season on a high, winning Best Processing Programme at the Card and Payments Awards against Marqeta and PPS
With more and more fintech start-ups cropping up with shiny new card programmes, it’d be all too easy to assume launching one yourself would be counterproductive. But owning a card programme comes with a whole host of benefits, regardless of the competition, and it’s never been easier to launch one. Discover the benefits of starting a card programme for your customers in Moorwand’s payment guide.
Thames Technology is delighted to launch its new ELEMETAL range of high-quality metal payment cards, offering the ultimate in style and sophistication for premium banking customers.
With regulators increasing their focus on compliance, pressure on financial institutions of all sizes to have compliant open APIs is growing. To help simplify the delivery of high-performing APIs, Ozone has launched the Open Finance Hub.
The Bank of England and the UK Treasury have announced a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) Taskforce to coordinate the exploration of a potential British CBDC. But how could a digital Pound actually work? As it happens, this is something that Consult Hyperion knows rather a lot about. Apart from our work on the first British central bank digital currency (Mondex) back in the 1990s, our work on the first population-scale mobile money scheme (M-PESA) in the 2000s and our work on the most transformational contactless payment roll-out (Transport for London) in the 2010s, our practical experience across implementation platforms means that we understand the architectural options better than anyone.
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.
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