Payments in 2018: Eight big trends
As the first flakes start to fall and the smells in the air start to change, one of my favourite exercises of the Christmas season begins: looking ahead and wondering what next year may bring.
New FCA rules to spark ‘intense payments change’
Scott Thompson reports on the FCA's final rules, requiring providers of personal and business current accounts to release information to help customers compare the service they could receive from different providers.
Putting GDPR and PSD2 in silos may be problematic: AccessPay execs
While GDPR and Europe’s revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2) are not contradictory, the fact that the regulators and many banks work on them in silos is problematic, AccessPay executives argue.
How technology is driving innovation at NatWest
At this year's Sibos conference in Toronto, PaymentEye sat down with Damian Richardson, Head of Payments Strategy and Innovation at NatWest to discuss how technology is driving innovation in banking.
Last week in payments: Top five things you need to know
Uber launches a credit card, Starling Bank partners with Fitbit Pay and Paykey raises $10m.
Why challenger banks want to become a marketplace for your finances
With PSD2 around the corner, how will the personal finance landscape alter, and who will benefit?
VIDEO: Trace Financial on the latest SWIFT MT whitepaper part two
Watch part two of our video interview with Paul Ruskin, Director of Business Development at Trace Financial, on how API’s play a part ... read more
The Emerging Payments Awards 2017 winners are revealed
The Emerging Payments Awards ceremony celebrated its 10th year in 2017 last night by bringing together industry leaders and over 650 payments professionals for a night dedicated to recognising the ecosystem's best.
Last week in payments: Top five things you need to know
HSBC moves to open banking. Curve partners with Xero and WorldRemit announce a new Sub-Saharan partnership.
What happened this week in payments
The latest headlines from the world of payments.
