Liberis, a leading global embedded finance platform, today announced the appointment of Jane Moon as its Chief Legal Officer. Based out of Liberis’ London office, Moon is tasked with managing Liberis’ regulatory obligations as it continues its expansion into new markets, alongside navigating the legal considerations of AI use when developing credit risk models.  

Tink, A Visa Solution, and Adyen, the global financial technology platform of choice for leading businesses, have announced a partnership with Vodafone, a leading telecoms company, to offer their customers in Germany the option to pay their prepaid tariff and outstanding postpaid balances using Pay by Bank.  

PXP, a next-gen payment platform, today announces a strategic collaboration with Castles Technology, bringing cutting-edge Android-based terminal technology to merchants of all sizes across diverse point-of-sale environments.

Chargebacks911, a global leader in chargeback prevention and dispute management, announced Tuesday the appointment of Donald Kossmann as its new Chief Technology Officer (CTO).

Merge, a London-based fintech, has activated its Electronic Money Institution (EMI) licence and Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) registration. This marks a major milestone in its mission to modernise global payments.

OpenPayd, a leading provider of financial infrastructure, today announced the launch of its stablecoin infrastructure, enabling businesses to move and manage digital assets and fiat through one platform. 

Inclusive global payments platform, Ecommpay, is breaking through the noisy payments services marketplace with its unwavering commitment to being a Next Gen PSP 2.0. Underpinned by its clear focus on financial inclusivity, Ecommpay has grown transaction volume by 19% and processing volume by a remarkable 25% year-on-year. In the same period, merchants utilising Ecommpay’s seamless, global payments infrastructure saw an impressive 8% jump in acceptance rates. 

The 2025 Fintech Pledge  has completed its campaign goal of driving 25 million actions that help UK consumers improve their financial resilience.

The achievement is more than double the campaign’s original goal of 10 million actions and is equivalent to 50% of the UK adult population taking one action to strengthen their ability to withstand an economic shock.