Insights
As the Open Banking ecosystem reunited at Open Banking Expo UK in London yesterday (4 November), discussions centred around partnerships, payments and potential, as Ellie Duncan reports.
Volt CEO Tom Greenwood explains why variable recurring payments are the most significant development in Open Banking to date.
Open Banking Expo’s Ellie Duncan caught up with Eelco-Jan Boonstra, managing director of EMEA at Mambu, to discuss how banks and fintechs can better communicate the value of Open Banking to end consumers and how the industry stepped up during the pandemic to meet SMEs’ needs.
Open Banking Expo’s Ellie Duncan caught up with Todd Clyde, CEO of Token, ahead of this year’s Open Banking Expo UK event in London, which takes place on 4 November, with Token as the headline partner.
Tomato pay CEO Nicholas Heller writes about the power of fintechs to support small businesses and sole traders as they emerge from the pandemic.
Social media giants have been infiltrating the payments market but they will have to overcome a number of challenges if they want to establish a strong foothold in the market, writes ConnectPay’s Simas Simanauskas.
When considering the potential of Open Banking payments, it is important to turn our focus, as an ecosystem, to the opportunity at hand, writes Token’s Michael Lane.
Open Banking Expo’s Ellie Duncan caught up with Michael Lane, VP of sales at Token, to discuss what needs to happen for widespread merchant adoption of A2A payments, why the industry as a whole has a role to play in educating consumers and the demise of debit cards.
Open Banking Expo’s Ellie Duncan spoke to VibePay CEO Luke Massie about the need to add value to the payments experience, and why he is on a mission to remove the middleman.
Token’s head of legal and policy Tim Waller writes about why the industry needs to increase awareness of Open Banking services and the problems they solve.
