The Rise of SoftPOS. When the checkout moves into the merchant smartphone.
The Rise of SoftPOS. When the checkout moves into the merchant smartphone.
Walk into any store today and the checkout looks familiar. A counter, a terminal, maybe a queue forming behind it. But what’s changing isn’t always visible.
Four ways banks can mordernise their legacy infrastructure
Modernising legacy infrastructure is rarely a straightforward technical upgrade. For banks and financial institutions, it is a carefully managed transition that touches core..
What to expect from Europe’s payments and banking landscape in 2026
Europe’s payments market is entering a phase where scale and reliability matter more than novelty. Electronic payments are already embedded across the region, but priorities are..
What’s next for payments and banking in the Middle East and Africa in 2026
As observed through 2025, payments across the Middle East and Africa (MEA) continued their shift toward digital and real-time models. In the GCC, government-led cashless agendas..
What to expect from Latin America payments in 2026?
Latin America is entering a period of accelerated payments transformation. Real-time rails, digital wallets, QR ecosystems, and domestic scheme modernisation are reshaping how..
What is next for Asia Pacific payments market in 2026. BPC predictions.
Asia Pacific continues to set the pace for digital payments. Wallets, QR, instant payments and embedded finance are no longer emerging capabilities, they are reshaping how banks,..
Are you prepared for 22 of November? Jumping on the ISO 20022 train.
As the global payments industry moves beyond the initial adoption of ISO 20022, a new phase is taking shape, one defined by continuous evolution, richer data capabilities, and the..
MEA’s dual wallet landscape
Across the Middle East and Africa, wallet ecosystems have evolved in line with local market realities, from telecom-led payment platforms to interoperable digital wallets. The..
Beyond Just Payments: The Diversity of APAC’s E-Wallet Market
In Asia Pacific, digital wallets are no longer viewed as experimental add-ons to cash or cards. They have become everyday tools used to pay, transfer, and save, with adoption..