Payments, What’s New? Heavy Hitters at London Tech Week
By Charley Brooke Barnett (Digital Editor) On the third day of London Tech Week, the TFT team headed to Barclays Rise, a start-up playground in
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WorldRemit Launches New Product for Business Payments to Nigeria
WorldRemit has launched WorldRemit for Business, a new service that enables small and medium-sized business owners to quickly pay employees and contractors in 140 countries
Research Shows 1 in 10 Adults in the UK Have Gone ‘Cashless’
Research by UK Finance has revealed that 1 in 10 adults in the UK are now choosing to live a largely cashless life, as mobile
Bridging the Gap Between Small Medium Enterprises and Payments Innovation
The retail market is so large and diverse that it both encourages and frustrates innovation at the merchant level. Many new smart Point of Sales
Sia Partners With Quant Network To Explore Innovative Solutions In Blockchain Interoperability
SIA, the European hi-tech company in the payment services and infrastructures sector, and Quant Network, a UK-based pioneering technology company, have signed a partnership agreement
Adyen Expands its Global Payment Offering to Africa
Adyen, the payments platform, has announced the expansion of its network to a number of major African markets, further increasing its capability to offer key
British Consumers Reluctant to Swap Passwords for Biometrics for Fear of Identity Fraud
Over half of consumers in the UK (53 percent) are worried that the shift to biometrics to authenticate online payments will dramatically increase the amount
Digital Consumers: Born or Made?
By Stefan Merz, COO of PPRO ‘Born digital’ refers to materials that originate in a digital form. It also applies to people and businesses, who have
TransferMate Announces Strategic Relationship with Wells Fargo
TransferMate, the cross-border B2B payments provider, has announced a strategic relationship with Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. (“Wells Fargo”) to deliver Global Invoice Connect – the platform
Flawed Customer Experiences Cost British Retailers £102 Billion
Latest research from Adyen shows that stores running out-of-stock, long queues and lack of payment options are the biggest frustrations for customers. New data released
