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Who are the fraudsters of 2024

Who are the fraudsters of 2024?

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Who are the fraudsters of 2024

Who are the fraudsters of 2024?

As ICT and IoT advance, the financial sector faces evolving, sophisticated frauds. These fraudulent schemes are continuously evolving, keeping pace with technological..

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The era of greater mobile wallet payments in Asia Pacific

Of the roughly 2.8 billion mobile wallets active globally, almost half are found in the Asia-Pacific region. The surge is primarily driven by countries like India and China – with..

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Data is the new money

In today's digital economy, the payment industry is undergoing a transformation. Traditional strategies based on pure transaction processing are becoming less relevant as margins..

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Security is still everything

A successful payment system relies heavily on trust. With the rapid digitization of financial services, incumbents are often seen as safe and secure, but they must also prioritise..

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Those that adapt, survive and thrive

In today's rapidly evolving environment, marked by shifting customer expectations, the emergence of new market participants, and continuous technological advancements,..

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Be where the customer is

As the world becomes increasingly digital, it is more important than ever for businesses to "be where the customer is" – that is, to offer a range of online payment options in..

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Focus on the customer experience

The customer experience has become a critical factor in the payments industry, as digital banks, incumbent financial institutions, fintechs, and payment service providers (PSPs)..

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Once bitten? Twice shy? Triple check in the box!

Why working with fintech providers make sense and how to minimize your risk It can’t have escaped you, believers and cynics alike read the stories around the demise of Wirecard..

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The role of ISO20022 in real-time payments

In the final blog in this series we explain the importance of the ISO 20022 messaging standard to the future development of real-time payment systems.

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