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Raidiam, a global leader in Open Banking and Smart Data infrastructure, is Headline Partner of the Open Banking Expo Awards 2026 for the third consecutive year.
The Open Banking Expo Awards 2026 recognise real-world delivery across Open Banking and Open Finance.
The regulator will prioritise “high-impact” use cases which can deliver benefits most quickly, with a regulatory framework in place by the end of 2027.
More than 16.5 million user connections are live across the UK, supported by an ecosystem of 145 authorised third-party providers, according to OBL.
The UK Payments Initiative is formed by 31 firms to enable variable recurring payments and will be set up before the end of this year.
Jason Turner, director, Open Banking and digital platforms at Barclays, was speaking on a panel titled ‘Open Banking 2.0: Rewiring the model for real-world scale’ at Open Banking Expo UK & Europe 2025.
Account-to-account (A2A) payments have moved from “early market hype” to become a mainstream payment method in the UK and Europe, Todd Clyde, chief executive officer of Token.io.
As a first-time attendee, Naomi Yikuno, a future trainee solicitor at A&O Shearman, shares the key talking points and themes from Open Banking Expo UK & Europe 2025.
A new survey report published by A2A payment infrastructure provider, Token.io, and Open Banking Expo, surveyed 96 banks, PSPs, third-party providers (TPPs), merchants and industry observers.
Todd Clyde, chief executive officer of headline partner Token.io, delivered a compelling keynote, ‘Pay by Bank: From hype to how Europe pays’, while the opening Powerhouse Debate saw key speakers from across the ecosystem discuss progress, pressure points and the vision for 2026.
