FinMont, a global payment orchestration platform, today announced a strategic partnership with The Payments Group (TPG), a leading payment solution provider. This collaboration aims to enhance FinMont's payment ecosystem by integrating TPG's innovative cash and evoucher payment solutions, offering more flexibility and improved payment capabilities for FinMont's global network of travel industry merchants.

As the government plans to regulate buy now pay later firms by 2026, more than one in ten millennials (13%) and Gen Z (11%) consumers plan to put Christmas on credit using buy now pay later apps, RSM UK’s latest Consumer Outlook reveals. 

Payouts Network, the modern B2C payments platform that transforms consumer experiences, has appointed 

Finfare Connect, a market-leading rewards platform empowering businesses to engage and retain customers through personalized offers, has announced an innovative collaboration with ZBD, a leading payments company at the forefront of digital economies. 

Mintos, a multi-asset investment platform headquartered in Latvia, has joined forces with Upvest, the leading European provider of investment infrastructure, to enhance its ETF portfolio offering across Europe. 

Bluefin, a leader in PCI-validated encryption and tokenization technologies that protect payments and sensitive data, today announced a strategic partnership with Sycurio, the global innovator in securing frictionless multi-channel payments and enabling seamless transitions between voice and digital payment methods. This collaboration will deliver enhanced payment security, offering customers secure, compliant, and seamless experiences across all channels, while simplifying interactions for both customers and agents.

DailyPay, Inc., a worktech company and leading provider of earned wage access, today announced it has secured an additional $100 million commitment to its secured credit facility capacity from Citi. The additional commitment doubles Citi's commitment from $100 million to $200 million.

Merchants, payment service providers (PSPs) and third-party providers (TPPs) recognise the potential of Commercial Variable Recurring Payments (CVRP, in the UK) and Dynamic Recurring Payments (DRP, in Europe) to deliver better payment experiences, more choice, and lower processing costs. There are real concerns, however, that lack of bank support is impeding their delivery.