Making payments is the inevitable consequence of making purchases and an essential and integral part of the financial supply chain. A payment is the transfer of value from one party, a person or…
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The majority – 58% – of companies use just one bank for all their global payment needs. But is this the right approach? A survey looks at the main challenges companies face in cross-border payments
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With five countries expected to adhere to the Instant Credit Transfer scheme, as well as 600 payment service providers, SCT Inst is expected to take off dramatically in the coming years
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New Estonian e-residency cloud hosting platform & wallet for blockchain services for EU businesses and Estonian e-residents
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Asda reduces payment terms to SMEs to 14 days as they “work more effectively with their supply base”
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Declining in importance yes, but still vital
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Row between EBA and European Fintech Alliance about proposed changes to PSD2 operating rules questions the very viability of fintech in Europe as EBA tries to protects their interests
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eRequester® 7 steps to achieve control and cost savings show what companies need to do
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Payment systems are far too important to be just left to bankers and economists or technologists
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Instant Payments are set to overtake online card payments in Europe – and the date when Instant Payments become mainstream is much closer than you might think
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Innovation and security are the driving forces behind PSD2 but disagreement between fintechs and banks must be resolved. BNP Paribas's Alain Bénédetti discusses these issues with the European Payments Council
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Real-time payment services complementing aging ACH services, cash & cheques
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Corporate treasurers will need to assume that they receive/collect from all payment rails, the key choice will be which payment app they accept payments/collections from
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A white paper by EBA Clearing discusses why these four factors – including wide usability and reach – are important for the success of the EU's forthcoming instant payments scheme
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The European Banking Authority (EBA) yesterday made further announcements on progress towards the final rules under the revised Payments Services Directive (PSD2)
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dLocal launches Marketplace Payments service. First two clients - DealeXtreme and LightInTheBox - have joined to expand their reach in Latin America with the new plug-and-play payment solution
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INTL FCStone Ltd’s Global Payments Division ACH programme, contactless debit card transactions and the astonishing growth of Faster Payments’s single immediate credit payment
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SWIFT is offering fintech companies up to €200,000 to develop cross-border payments services based on its SWIFT GPI platform
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The Payment Systems Regulator has confirmed its decision to go ahead with reforms to the UK payment systems to promote competition
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Circle offer free payments, integrated transactions are the new business, Amazon disrupting again, how to use business cards in your payment mix
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As part of its global instant payments strategy, SWIFT has announced that it will launch an instant payments messaging service for Europe, to be available by November 2018
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Release of the Pelican’s own ‘plug-and-play’ Open Banking API solution raises the pressure for APIs to produce and integrate everything
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An independent payment standards body has announced the development of a single European API standard to enable third party providers to access bank account data under PSD2
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Service comes to cross-border payments as banks catch up with global courier’s level of service, but who is responsible for delivering the full cross-border payment solution?
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Your company's future growth depends to a large extent on how efficiently payments are processed – yet one in five companies have more than 10% of payments rejected due to incomplete data
