Banks leaving it late for SCA testing environment deadline
The UK’s deadline for banks and payments providers to offer full test environments of the live infrastructure under the Strong Consumer Authentication ... read more
The UK’s deadline for banks and payments providers to offer full test environments of the live infrastructure under the Strong Consumer Authentication ... read more
At PaymentEye, we value insights from the market. Now, with the 2019 PaymentEye Rankings, we’re asking those who engage with the payments sector ... read more
The global payments landscape is changing. Digital transformation, new collaborative approaches between banks, fintechs and payments providers, and a changing regulatory environment ... read more
Multijurisdictional regulations and the increase in fraud within payments have created a difficult environment for payments providers, says Zac Cohen, general manager ... read more
“I’m not worried about the recent blips,” said an investment banker who asked not to be named, on the sidelines of last ... read more
The credit crisis that tore apart the banking sector has had a lasting impact on the way the industry works with third parties, particularly within the payments space.
Small businesses are struggling to access funds in the digital era, even though technological advances would suggest the opposite should be the ... read more
Passporting for payments providers and banks operating across the European Union is to become much more complex, according to Paul Anning, partner, ... read more
Bullish investors have spent the better part of the past decade tightly gripped in a tumultuous love affair with Bitcoin. Yet the opportunities that have arisen as a result of distributed ledger technology extend further than the dramatic travails of a single cryptocurrency – and in many cases, dynamic alternative uses are proving to be far more sustainable. US-based blockchain enterprise solution provider Ripple has already proven that.
The global rise of instant payments corresponds with the demand for “instant everything.” Customers want an economy that is like everything else in their lives: frictionless, on demand, and most important of all, fast.