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"I'm delighted that for the first time we've supported more than 4 million customers to complete cross-border transfers in a single quarter. We moved over £20bn; 38% growth on last year and 15% growth on the prior quarter.

Zonda, one of the largest European-based digital currency exchanges with more than a million active users, is today announcing that it has become the first European cryptocurrency exchange to be granted regulatory approval to operate in Canada

Customers shopping in Aldi's first checkout-free store in London can use facial recognition technology to authorise the purchase of age-restricted products like alcohol.

ECOMMPAY – a leading international payment service provider with its own fintech ecosystem for business growth – has today announced the expansion of its Open Banking capabilities to cover Romania, Spain, and Greece.

METACO, the leading provider of security-critical software and infrastructure to the digital asset ecosystem, has announced that Union Bank of the Philippines (UnionBank) is implementing its digital asset management services.

Global payments network EMQ today announced a significant enhancement to its global payment capabilities by enabling real-time payouts to major mobile wallets in Indonesia.

Indian embedded finance firm M2P has raised $56 million to expand its suite of API-based services internationally.

Bottomline (NASDAQ:EPAY), a leading provider of financial technology that makes complex business payments and financial messaging simple, smart and secure, today announced that ENTRIS BANKING AG, a new Swiss customer, has selected Bottomline’s SaaS-based payment connectivity platform to provide customers with an enhanced, more flexible domestic and international payment experience.

Based on data from eight years of working to assess cyber risk at hundreds of companies across many ...

An estimated 500,000 new merchants across the Middle East and Africa will soon be able to benefit from simple, seamless and convenient digital payment acceptance via Network International’s Tap on Phone technology, which enables mobile phones to act as payment terminals.