What happened this week in payments
The latest from the world of payments, including a brand new credit card from PayPal and Starling Bank's latest announcement.
10 years of contactless payments in the UK
UK Finance stated that almost 1.4 billion card payments were made during June 2017. In 2016, there was a total of 164 million payments card, of which, 100 million were debit cards and 59 million credits card.
What happened last week in payments
The latest from the world of payments, including company announcements from Barclays and WhatsApp.
Payment priorities: Security vs. convenience
Ian Hermon, Product Marketing Manager, Thales e-Security, explains the line between making payments frictionless and making them safe.
“Yolt’s biggest strength is the smarter insights that we provide. People want to be aware of their spending habits”: CEO Frank Jan Risseeuw interview
The smart banking app that helps users keep track of their finances has landed in the UK.
Bank to the future: Monzo CEO Tom Blomfield shares his vision of the future of banking
Tom Blomfield discusses Monzo's new current accounts, the road to a billion users, and his vision for the future of banking.
How payments service providers can present merchants with another line of defence against fraud
Why your PSP should be your best defence against fraud, a new whitepaper released this month by Paysafe, details the benefits to merchants of partnering with a PSP that shoulders much of the responsibility of fraud detection.
Contactless fraud is on the rise: Is it worth the worry?
Sean Neary, Financial Services Subject Matter Expert, Featurespace examines the issues created by evolving issues of contactless fraud.
What happened this week in payments
The latest news from across the world of payments.
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.
