Nuvei will power online payments for Scout Gaming’s US-based daily fantasy sports offering, FanTeam

Nuvei Corporation (“Nuvei” or the “Company”) (Nasdaq: NVEI) (TSX: NVEI), the global payment technology partner of thriving brands, announces today that it has partnered with Scout Gaming, the world’s leading provider of B2B fantasy sports and sports betting products.

Nuvei will support Scout Gaming’s expansion into the US market with an array of online payment options available on their consumer-facing daily fantasy sports app, FanTeam.

LendingUSA's enhanced instant decisioning capability uses TransUnion's Instant Prescreen solution to automatically qualify new and existing customers for prescreened offers within seconds.

Community bank chooses nCino’s robust, single platform to best serve its community

Customers receive 100% cashback directly into their STICPAY account

Leading global digital payment provider STICPAY, has announced a further addition to its popular Forex Cashback service.

STICPAY receives a rebate from brokers for every new customer that signs up via their STICPAY account or links their STICPAY account to their broker. STICPAY has decided to pass 100% of this rebate onto its customers, which means their forex trades have an even greater chance of being profitable.

Obtaining BOI status demonstrates firm’s commitment to regional growth

Exactpro, a leading software testing services provider for financial market infrastructures, announces today that it has obtained the Board of Investment (BOI) status in Sri Lanka, having signed an agreement marking Exactpro’s commitment to long-term investing in the country.

Only 5% of UK SMEs have no issue with their current Payment Service Provider (PSP)

More than half of SMEs (52%) are frustrated by slow response times

Fear (29% worry about adoption costs), uncertainty (31% worry a change will impact CX), and contract lock-in (28%) are preventing UK SMEs from switching PSP

Automation should be a top priority for insurance providers who urgently need to reduce the volume of repetitive tasks that prevent them from improving vital services, according to Jason Cripps, the former Global Head of Intelligent Automation at Zurich Insurance.

“Implementing sanctions against Russian banks and companies will be more difficult in practice than many might expect. This is because Russian companies could restructure subsidiary companies so that they are no longer classified by the Office of Foreign Assets Control as ‘Russian-owned’. To do this they can, and probably will, restructure so that their subsidiaries are no longer at least 50% owned by a Russian parent company.