All Twitter users in France – irrespective of their bank – will be able to ‘Tweet’ money to one another from October. *|MC:SUBJECT|*
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16th September 2014
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Headline News

All Twitter users in France – irrespective of their bank – will be able to ‘Tweet’ money to one another from October.

BPCE hints at ‘Tweet your money’ service
 
Insights & Analysis

Cross Border Acquiring rules brought in across the EU last year have led to a price war among acquirers, driving down transaction costs for merchants savvy enough to demand reductions from January 2015.

Cost-saving EU regulations are great for customers, chaos for acquirers
 
New Products & Technology

WeChat users can now make mobile payments in nine retail chains across China.

WeChat will allow in-store mobile payments in nine Chinese chains
 
Emerging Markets

MTN Rwanda is partnering with MTN Uganda to allow cross-border mobile payments in a bid to stay on top of Rwanda’s competitive telecoms sector.

Rwandan telecom sector steps up revenues with cross-border payments
 
Partnerships

PayPal has signed a contract with international payment service provider PayGate that will allow merchants in South Africa to accept online payment via the PayPal service.

South African merchants gain access to PayPal with new PayGate contract
 
M&A

Global Payments has announced a definitive agreement to acquire Ezidebit – an integrated payments company focused on recurring payments verticals in Australia and New Zealand.

Global Payments acquires Ezidebit to expand reach in Australia
 
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