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EPA Publishes Collaborative Report to Debate Payments Regulation Ahead of PSD3
The Emerging Payments Association (EPA), which celebrates collaboration and innovation within new and existing finance companies, has published its first report to address the issues...
What the SCA Extension Means for Travel Businesses
by Mark Walker
By Gertjan Dewaele, Product Director – Innovation and Airline & Travel at Ingenico ePayments I support the European Banking Authority’s (EBA) recent announcement about flexibility...
97% of Merchants are Already Looking to Leverage PSD2, Despite Further Delays
by Mark Walker
This month, the European Banking Authority (EBA) announced an 18-month delay to the implementation of Strong Customer Authentication (SCA). However, the delay to PSD2 –...
Compliance Without Compromising Customer Service: How to Handle PSD2
by Mark Walker
By Michael Reitblat, Co-Founder and CEO, Forter In a bid to standardise and safeguard the payments landscape, the Second Payments Services Directive (PSD2), and its...
Authenticating Customers in Travel is Hard. Here’s Why
by Mark Walker
By Jean-Christophe Lacour, Head of Merchant Services, Payments, Amadeus. Much has been written about the recent introduction of Strong Customer Authentication (SCA), which mandates all...
equensWorldline Launches First Ever Browser-Based SCA Solution
by Mark Walker
equensWorldline, a subsidiary of Worldline, introduces the first browser-based strong customer authentication solution to the market and is now able to support banks in offering a frictionless...
Introducing Strong Customer Authentication – What Will it Mean for Payments Businesses and their Customers?
By Alison Donnelly, Director, fscom How prepared are businesses to employ Strong Customer Authentication (SCA)? Honestly, not as prepared as you would hope this far...