 | | | Dear Subscriber, Welcome to the latest issue of the PaymentEye newsletter!
In our top story today we give you a snapshot of the most important stories happening in payments, banking and fintech across Europe this week. That includes Berlin neobank Number26 upsetting some of its users with sudden account cancellations, a new fintech task force set up by France’s regulator and trouble for PayPal in Turkey.
Elsewhere we look at contactless in two very different corners of the world: firstly in the Scottish city of Glasgow and secondly in Canada where contactless payments more than doubled last year. We also have a guest piece from WorldFirst CEO Jonathan Quin talking about open APIs as the catalyst for collaboration.
| | Still recovering from the bank holiday and trying to catch up with everything that’s happening in the name of payments and fintech in Europe right now? |  | | Canadians are saying yes to contactless payments. |  | | Glasgow’s subway ticketing system is going digital, with 100,000 new Bramble travel cards now in circulation. |  | | | |