On 19 Feb 2016 the biggest UK-based Fintech hopeful called in the administrators. Powa Technologies, claimed to be worth $2.7bn by its veteran e-commerce founder Dan Wagner, had raised $175m since he founded it in 2007, but failed to convince their investors to continue backing
Contact us to arrange a meeting during Money20/20 Money20/20 is the largest global Payments event focused on payments and financial services innovation for connected commerce at the intersection of mobile, retail, marketing services, data and technology. It has 10,000+ attendees, including 1,000+ CEOs
At the Payments Knowledge Forum (PKF) in London, PayX delivered a powerful presentation – ‘Open APIs -New Value Propositions in Payments’. This detailed and informative presentation covers: What is an API? How APIs can facilitate how you monetise your company assets How
The CEO of PayX Adrian Hausser will be on the CA API Academy Panel at APIdays London on the 23rd September. APIdays is an event on APIs for Banking, Finance, Insurance and Payment industries. To find out more about the conference go to http://www.apidays.io/
It’s quite incredible that the turn of the millennium was 15 years ago which seems so long ago and yet just yesterday. In the Payments industry changes are happening at a pace like never before, it rapidly attracts new players and the industry size grows
This November London will host the latest addition of the API360 Summit. Created by The API Academy of CA Technologies, the API360 Summit provides a gathering place for the world’s top API strategy, design and management experts. The free summit will take a 360-degree look
Recently, three of the world’s biggest financial services firms—Mastercard, Visa and Citi—have promised to ditch their insular approach and open up their platforms to partners. APIs in Payments has become the forefront of Bank strategies to not only retain but grow market share, grow traction
Article by Richard Buckle The papers this week have been full of stories about baseball trades, as teams review their prospects for the post-season. Traditional powerhouses are looking over their shoulders at perennial challengers while teams that have never tasted the “big leagues” look on
Over the last 4 years we have seen the payments industry in “disruptive change”. Well established organisations have all been challenged by alternative players and all are moving through change cycle stages with varying degrees of speed and success. What appears to be most interesting
I’ve said before that MasterCard’s final appeal of the EC’s December 2007 negative decision promises to be a major crossroads for the Card Industry and may have far reaching consequences. Ok, so it seems to take forever for these cases to be heard, but the