Swift Connects Instant Payment Systems to Bring Round-the-Clock Processing Across Borders
- 12 months 3 days ago
- Payments
Cross-border payments destined for Europe can now reach beneficiaries in seconds through seamless connection to instant domestic payment systems, with full transparency and end-to-end tracking powered by Swift.
Plum Announces Strategic Partnership with Eurobank
- 12 months 3 days ago
- E-Wallets
Plum, the smart money app, has announced today a strategic partnership with Eurobank, one of the leading Greek financial institutions, aimed at offering customers in the region a fully digital wallet focused on digital savings and investments.
NomuPay Accelerates Growth Through Acquisition of Total Processing
- 12 months 4 days ago
- Payments
NomuPay, a modern end-to-end payment platform purpose-built for expansion into regions of high cross-border and e-commerce growth, has acquired merchant services and bespoke payment processing solution provider, Total Processing. Terms of the deal have not been disclosed. NomuPay has confirmed the deal is a mixture of stock and cash.
REVEALED: Charitable Giving Remains a Priority for UK Consumers Despite Ongoing Cost of Living Crisis
- 12 months 4 days ago
- Personal Finance, Payments
New research from GoCardless, the bank payment company, finds that 45% of consumers say they donate regularly to charity today -- only a slight drop from the 49% who did so last year, even as the cost of living continues to rise.
The Icon Payments Framework (IPF) Achieves AWS Qualified Software Status to Empower Cloud-Native Payments Transformation
- 1 year 3 hours ago
- Payments
Icon Solutions today announces that its Icon Payment Framework (IPF) – a low-code, cloud-native, open source-based technology framework used by leading banks globally – has been awarded ‘Qualified Software’ status by Amazon Web Services (AWS). Icon has also become a member of the Amazon Partner Network.
Dojo, One of the UK’s Largest Fintechs to Launch in Ireland
- 1 year 5 hours ago
- Payments
Dojo, a trading name of Paymentsense Ireland Limited, has been granted its e-money licence (EMI) from the Central Bank of Ireland, enabling the payment provider to bring its innovative payment technology to Ireland. The business, which provides in-person and digital payment solutions, is proud to make Ireland its European headquarters and will support Irish businesses to capitalise on the fast-growing Experience Economy in the Irish market.
Lending Platform Lendable Rolls Out Variable Recurring Payments with TrueLayer
- 1 year 1 day ago
- Payments
TrueLayer, Europe’s leading open banking payments network, has today announced a partnership with personal loans platform Lendable. The collaboration marks the successful integration of TrueLayer’s Account Information Services (AIS) and Variable Recurring Payments (VRP) products into Lendable’s innovative financial ecosystem.
Klarna Targets $1 Trillion Travel Sector with Cathay Pacific Tie-up
- 1 year 1 day ago
- Payments
Klarna, the AI-powered payments network and shopping assistant, has partnered with premium airline Cathay Pacific to offer fairer, flexible payments to travellers in six countries across Europe. The agreement is the latest in a series of travel tie-ups for Klarna as the company aims to further expand into the travel sector.
myTU Announces Principal Membership Status with Visa
- 1 year 1 day ago
- Payments
myTU, the fintech pioneering the use of cloud-only infrastructure and AI to transform banking, has attained Principal Member status with Visa Europe. The achievement reinforces myTU’s high standards of security, resilience, and compliance in its payment operations, and opens new ways for the fintech startup to differentiate its brand via enhanced control and flexibility of payment services.
Square Launches Tap to Pay on iPhone Across the UK
- 1 year 1 day ago
- Payments
Square today launched Tap to Pay on iPhone across the UK, making it the third market globally where Square will offer the technology to its sellers. Available within the Square Point of Sale, Square for Retail, and Square Appointments iOS apps, Tap to Pay on iPhone lets sellers of all sizes accept contactless payments directly from their iPhone, with no additional hardware required and at no additional cost.
Travelex Launches More Than 75 New International Bureaux, Kiosks and ATMs Worldwide
- 1 year 1 day ago
- ATMs
Travelex, the market leading foreign exchange brand, is investing in more than 75 new bureaux, kiosks and ATMs internationally as global travel continues to rebound.
Payment Components Announces Strategic Partnership with Fimple
- 1 year 1 day ago
- Payments
In a significant move to further enhance the financial technology landscape, Payment Components, a leading global provider of payments software solutions, is proud to announce its strategic partnership with Fimple, a renowned entity in the core banking sector.
JCB Partners with FrenchSys to Boost Card Acceptance Across France
- 1 year 1 day ago
- Payments
JCB International Co., Ltd., the international operations subsidiary of JCB Co., Ltd. (JCB), announced its partnership with FrenchSys, a subsidiary of CB-Investissements (CBI), to facilitate a greater JCB certification process for payment terminals across France. This alliance helps banks, terminal manufacturers, and merchant partners to accept JCB Cards through an integrated certification process, hosted by FrenchSys.
Worldline Awarded Payment Institution Authorisation by the FCA, Ensuring Business Growth in the Post-Brexit UK Payments Landscape
- 1 year 1 day ago
- Payments
Worldline, a global leader in payment services, announces it has been granted Payment Institution Authorisation by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). The licensing confirms Worldline’s ambitions to further reinforce its presence in the UK and enhance its offerings for both local and international merchants operating across the country.
Virtual Card Spend to Reach $13.8 Trillion Globally by 2028; Driven by API-based Issuing
- 1 year 1 day ago
- e-Payments
A new study by Juniper Research, the foremost experts in fintech and payments markets, found that by 2028, global virtual card spend will have increased by 355%; from $3.1 trillion in 2023. The key driver will be the adoption of API-based virtual card issuing platforms.