What happened this week in payments
The latest news from across the world of payments.
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Money 20/20 special: Will PSD2 be the biggest shake up for 600 years? Part three
We spoke to senior figures from across banks and fintechs, as well industry experts to gauge their views on whether PSD2 will be the biggest shake-up to banking in six centuries.
UK start-up Curve invents ‘financial time travel’
Curve CEO Shachar Bialick spoke exclusively to PaymentEye to discuss the new payments start-up and how the financial services industry is changing.
Why PSD2 will make it possible for customers to build their own banks
Huw Jenkins, CTO of The Money Cloud, says that agility and a lack of cumbersome legacy technology will assist a myriad of banking services challenge traditional banks once PSD2 comes into force.
Token CEO Steve Kirsch: “PSD2 is the best thing to happen to banking in its history”
Token’s CEO and founder Steve Kirsch discusses PSD2, the challenges with open banking and his strategy behind growing Token.
Rethinking payment methods for an “anytime, anywhere” world
Richard Ransom, Payments Solution Lead, Bottomline Technologies, outlines the benefits that the Request for Payment instrument could deliver if the UK Faster Payments Scheme's proposal is accepted.
How well do you know the Western European payments ecosystem?
PPRO’s latest report on Western Europe breaks down 12 countries in the region and provides vital statistics, including reporting on financial inclusion, e-commerce trends for each market and individual analysis of each countries financial standpoint.
What happened this week in payments
A round-up of the latest news in the payments industry, including company announcements from Google, TransferWise, and Klarna.
Dimebox CEO Raymundo Leefmans: “Bringing value to merchants is more important than just processing transactions from A to B.”
"Big players and traditional acquirers are struggling to get out of the commodity corner, to the point of providing agile services that allow them to be omni-channel and data-centric. That is what we provide, an opportunity to fulfill those goals."
