Tag: Payments
PSD2 compliant payments startup Ryft receives FCA licence
PSD2 compliant payments system Ryft has received an authorisation licence from the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) allowing it to become a regulated payment facilitator.
Consumers want better security and frictionless payments online
Consumers are seeking greater security and frictionless payment experiences when buying products online, according to a survey from BR-DGE.
J.P. Morgan to pilot biometric payments in US
J.P. Morgan is launching a pilot of biometrics-based payments with select retailers in the US.
Mastercard bolsters cybersecurity with Baffin Bay Networks deal
Payment giant Mastercard has acquired Swedish cybersecurity platform Baffin Bay Networks to help businesses deal with increasingly challenging cyber attacks.
Are cashless payments leading to skyrocketing fraud?
A recent report by NICE Actimize has found that the rise of payments fraud is a growing concern for financial institutions and consumers alike.
5 essential steps to secure digital payments
As digital payments continue to take the world by storm, Flagright has outlined the five essential steps FinTechs and neobanks can take to secure their digital payments.
Stripe launches Enhanced Issuer Network to combat fraud
FinTech giant Stripe has launched Enhanced Issuer Network, a set of partnerships with major US card issuers, with the aim of reducing fraud.
UK’s PSR draws up new push payments fraud regulation
New rules set by the Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) will require UK banks to provide transparent data on how they are protecting customers from push payment fraud.
Sella Group launches biometric payment cards with IDEX
Sella Group, which is the holding company of Italian bank Banca Sella, has launched biometric payment cards through a deal with IDEX Biometrics.
Financial services fear fraud rise with cost-of-living crisis
Nearly half (43%) of financial services expect the cost-of-living crisis to increase the risk of financial crime and fraud over the next 12 months.