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The global payments network has launched in 11 European markets since 2020, and has partnered with more than 470,000 merchants.
Konsentus’ Jim Wadsworth reveals what he thinks is the company’s biggest achievement to date and talks about the “sheer pace” of developments in Open Banking.
It is one of the suggestions put forward by the industry body to HM Treasury’s call for proposals on how UK financial regulators’ new competitiveness objectives can be benchmarked.
KPMG in Canada said that recession fears are behind the decline in investment in Canada’s fintechs to $353.7 million across 57 deals.
According to EchoPay, wholesale merchants face higher card fees than consumer-oriented merchants.
Intix’s André Casterman writes that, while Open Banking could lead to a greater banking experience for users across the globe, this can only be done by ensuring any solutions meet the standards found in PSD3.
Personal and small business current account holders were asked how likely they would be to recommend their provider to a friend, relative or other business.
In his new role, Michael Brown will build on TrueLayer’s recent wins in retail and ecommerce.
Speakers from Mastercard, Avato, Raidiam, FDX and TD Bank discussed a single regulated standard versus market-driven standards at Open Banking Expo Canada.
New research by Sonovate found that 40% of businesses agreed it is easier to access finance from a fintech lender rather than mainstream banks.
