Swift’s gpi bags first bank win in Bulgaria
Central Cooperative Bank to implement the global payments innovation service.
Central Cooperative Bank to implement the global payments innovation service.
Interview with Javier Santamaría, chair of EPC, to mark the first anniversary of SCT Inst.
Beru and Bringly come bouncing in.
The students are up to something.
Proof of concept will run on the Corda network.
Essential reading for banks, building societies, fintechs, payment service providers and others.
This is the first close in its Series C round of $45 million.
Calls out “contrived spikes and trash talk”. LOL.
As well as approval for account information services.
Pilot programme kicks off.
Looking for international markets.
Business as usual is no longer an option. You can bank on that.
Now users can pay for goods and services, as well as bills.
US firm offers way to pay bills and business expenses by credit card.
Aimed at expanding beyond the UK.
Casino bets on making “shopping experience richer” via mobile firm.
As it faces fierce local competition.
Yo fintech! Don’t mess with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Alternative e-commerce payment system is so hot right now.
Monetary Authority of Singapore finalises its Payment Services Bill.
UK’s first reusable coffee cup with integrated contactless payment technology.
FPC plans pacey paytech for all.
Israeli entrepreneur Saar Wilf first wants to create a critical mass of users.
Instant payments are becoming the new normal.
Fintech inception. Ideas come to life.
Silicon Valley-based bank chooses Singapore as first location.
Allowing Russian consumers to make international online purchases.
Plans to develop integrated payment and investment model.
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) network splits in two – and views are not so civil.
CIMB’s product SpeedSend has corridor with Australia, US, UK and Hong Kong.
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Easy to use, easy to set up.
Central banks and regulator reveal heightened interest and assesses alternative models.
Firm offers white-label consumer credit facility.
To enable US expansion.
Challenger banks’ current profitability is almost entirely unrelated from the threat they pose to incumbents.
Series B round also includes support from NewAlpha and Forestay Capital.
Alleged boycott of Apple Pay and Samsung Pay in favour of TWINT.
Building society’s investment gives it a minority stake.
Planned service between Japan and Brazil will use Ripple’s technology.