Huge, it would seem. The momentum and focus of payments, commerce and financial services businesses at year end 2022 was vastly different to its start. Two corrective macro cycles overlaying each other have determined a massive swing in sentiment and subsequent actions in the markets:
Our regular round up of the latest news in the Payments Industry. If you would like to receive our newsletter straight to your inbox, you can subscribe here Top Stories EMV: U.S. Won’t Make October Deadline What will the next era of payments
PayX International concludes, along with many other Market Analysts, many payments operations are about to see 10% annual increased costs, not the cost reduction many have been working on. PayX at EBUG Knowledge Forum presents sessions on market landscape and what to do to
The long-established payments infrastructures of the world are immensely powerful beasts and seem to have got their strategy right. As a platform they appear to be designed to stem any immediate threat from new entrants by being both awkward and costly to work with. These
On the 1st May 1997 the first EMV transactions in the world were performed in Basildon, UK. The project team, including some PayX people, basked in success and predicted the world would be complete in 5 years. 15 years later and it is still only
We’ve talked about mobile commerce and how new ways to pay would have an effect on cards, but maybe the biggest shift we will see in the near term is mobile phones taking on the role of the payment terminal. Following the success of Square
Pick up any news feed recently published, and you will see how consumer demands for services like digital payments, has led to the need for enhanced knowledge across Mobile Payments, e-Commerce, Channels to Market and the re-platforming of core payments infrastructures. Never before have we
Currently we are seeing two themes emerge. Firstly, mobile/”easy device” payments methods are hitting the news from many varied sources and angles. These range from new methods such as iPhone and Blackberry payments, through to the continual geographical emergence of pilots and major growth in