Fiserv and InComm partner for cash billpay
Customers can pay their bills using cash. Whatever next.
Customers can pay their bills using cash. Whatever next.
Google Pay is the way.
The card’s beta is now closed, and the public roll-out has started.
New firm offers cashless transactions through a digital wallet.
The lawsuit accused Amex of stifling competition.
Workers can get paid outside of their employer’s standard payroll schedule.
Standard Chartered becomes core partner bank.
Buys fraud prevention and risk management platform.
Canadian Mobeewave provided security and encryption.
Follows the acquisition of the company back in December.
It aims to grow its digital retail vertical.
Will build directed acyclic graph-based smart contract platform.
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Payment cards and online services migrated.
Based within the Communitech tech hub in Ontario.
Gearing up for launch of Cash App, which includes crypto exchange services.
Are your processes compliant by design?
Billshark negotiates with service providers to find the best possible terms for monthly bills.
Judgement day has arrived.
Gives it more payment solutions to e-commerce platforms and marketplaces.
Wants uplift and acceleration.
Partner Belgium Mobile ID has made the integration possible.
Half of which were in the UK.
Both brands will remain separate and maintain leadership.
It also now has a total of $57 million in funding.
UK private equity firm takes stake in Global Processing Services.
We talk to Yoyo Wallet’s co-founder, Dave Nicholson, about open banking, PSD2 and … PSD3.
UK Finance says convenience of debit card payments puts cash in second place.
The website offers a free payment account without expiration date.
The scope of blockchain for remittance is increasing in emerging markets.
Universum’s device fingerprint tech will up its security.
Ready to be integrated into mobile apps.
Dublin demonstrates its credentials as a world-leading centre for fintech and financial services.
The B2C e-commerce sales worldwide are estimated to reach $2.356 trillion in 2018.
Acquisition builds on Truecaller Pay, which was launched last year.
Solution focused on application to link merchants with producers.
First Data’s disburse-to-debit solution will be available to Mastercard customers.
UK’s Payment Systems Regulator is listening.
Valuation last month put it at €9 billion.
Its digital platform will support domestic B2B commercial payments.