London fintech company set to create 40 new jobs in Tampa
London-based international money transferring company TransferWise announce it is looking to add 40 new roles to be based in Tampa, Florida.
British Fintech company rolls out operations in the Middle East as figures show growth
Paymentology is working with banks and financial institutions in the Middle East to roll out the next-generation digital payments solutions.
Primer, the fintech helping merchants consolidate the payments stack, raises £14M Series A
Fintech Primer wants to help merchants consolidate their payments stack and easily support new payment methods, has raised £14m.
Trilo launches Open Banking solution for merchants and consumers
Trilo has launched its Alpha service version in the UK, offering an open banking solution that will serve merchants and everyday consumers.
UK FinTech exporter signs deal to make card payments safer in US
ICC Solutions was created out of the need for businesses to securely test card payments and prevent fraud.
Rapyd launches end-to-end card acquiring ability in Europe
Rapyd’s card acquiring access provides the simplest solution to European companies looking at expanding into different markets.
How to manage all your payments messaging with one system
PaymentComponents have a solution that allows banks to manage all payments messaging within the same system.
Apple says it will overtake Samsung Pay by year’s end
Apple has indicated it plans to launch Apple Pay in a number of new territories before the start of 2018, a feat that would see it catch up to and overtake current digital wallet frontrunner Samsung. Speaking at the company’s earnings call yesterday, Apple CFO Luca Maestri says that “the reach, usage, and functionality of Apple Pay continued to grow.” He claims that “Apple Pay is by far the number one NFC payment service on mobile devices, with nearly 90 percent of all transactions globally. Momentum is strongest in international markets, where the infrastructure for mobile payments has developed faster than in the US.” “In fact, three out of four […]
