Paytech Allpago powers on to Chile
PSP will help international merchants to accept local cards.
PSP will help international merchants to accept local cards.
Global payments innovation makes its debut.
Nation’s Financial Services Commission pushes industry onward.
New marketing campaign gets weird.
Spanish firm lets it go as wants to focus on Latin America.
Department of Finance Canada awaits your awesome feedback.
Starting with Moscow, but will this catch on?
To prompt worldwide adoption.
Dutch bank offering contactless payments with ring, watch or bracelet.
Job cuts on the way as a fintech titan is born.
Blockchain network will be operated by a new independent organisation.
Alibaba’s SME customers can get up to $150,000 of financing.
Offering client onboarding, loan origination, and card and payments connectivity.
Designed to accept payments from travellers anywhere in the world.
Featuring N26, RBS and Loot, Google in Ireland, and Alipay in Pakistan.
The Economic Crime Strategic Board is unveiled.
Under the DuitNow platform.
Early bird users get it to a lovely place.
Paytech unleashes new device and commerce hub.
Icelandic firm’s latest round includes support from ConsenSys.
Business consultancy selects ARIC platform.
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It’s Miami nice as US Bancorp subsidiary makes another acquisition.
Paytech partners with International Air Transport Association.
UK office is safe but paytech wants to prep in event of a ‘no deal’.
Transporting it to the new era of fintech.
“Traditional correspondent banking system” gets some competition.
UnionPay moves West with a multi-currency pre-paid card.
Service provided by Telenor Microfinance Bank and Valyou.
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Busy bank shows more interest in invisible payments.
Who knew 2019 would be known as “The Year #Priceless Went Nameless”?
Paytech gets backing from Wahana Group.
What is it like to build a smart thinking money app from the ground up?
The evidence keeps piling up and the firm stays silent.
A multi-currency card for the most frequented destinations.
Both payments companies to retain their brands.
Norwegian firm looks for multilateral trading facility action.
Follows on from last month’s licence in Lithuania.