#OpenBanking

Pay by Bank Is Working. Fragmentation Proves It.

odd Clyde
CEO at Token.io

Both Amazon and eBay have announced the introduction of Pay by Bank as a payment method in the UK. see more

Open Banking’s Transformative Benefits for the Audit Industry

Erica Virlan
Vice President of Sales at Salt Edge

In the world of auditing, professionals are no strangers to an array of difficult challenges that can sometimes significantly impact their efficiency and accuracy. see more

Good Things Come to Those Who Wait (Probably)

Tom Burton
Director of External Affairs & Public Policy at GoCardless

The year is 2010. see more

Why Open Banking is Leading the Way on Payment Authorisation Rates

Elena Bazhenova
Payment Expert at Exactly.com

Open banking reached a significant milestone in July 2023, surpassing  see more

How is Open Banking Preventing E-commerce Fraud?

Elene Bazhenova
Payment Expert at Exactly.com

E-commerce has experienced unprecedented growth in recent years, revolutionising the way we shop and do business.  see more

How Can Travel Industry Leverage Open Banking to Overcome Challenges

Erica Virlan
Vice President at Salt Edge

Travel is one of the world’s biggest and crucial service industries in modern times.  see more

Choosing the Open Banking Strategy that Fits Your Bank’s Needs is Now Easier

Vasile Valcov
Chief Commercial Officer at Salt Edge

As technology evolves and is more present in our lives, consumers are beginning to ask why banking services cannot be as intuitive as managing their music playlists. see more

Comment from Trustly: Setting up a Long-term Regulatory Body to Boost Open Banking Uptake

Ciaran O’Malley
VP of Ecommerce at Trustly

The recommendations published today by the Joint Regulatory Oversight Committee (JROC) are an extremely positive milestone for Open banking in the UK. see more

Cost-of-living Crisis Pushes Open Banking Toward its Short-term and Long-term Future

Kush Shah
Product Lead at Bottomline

The UK’s cost of living crisis continues to crack on, straining the wallets and bank accounts of consumers and creating a tough market for goods and services. see more

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