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Temenos (SIX: TEMN) today announced that Finland’s wealth manager bank Aktia has selected Temenos to modernize its payments capabilities adopting Temenos Payments Hub to support the introduction of pan-European instant payments and consolidate all payment rail processing onto a single platform.

In Belgium, the traditional savings account remains highly popular, boasting a total deposit of over...

Payments solutions provider Monavate signals accelerated growth and launches a new Supply Chain Payments division, to bring simplicity and clarity to B2B companies that are slowed down and burdened by unnecessary complexity and friction in payments practices in their sectors.

Pidgin, a secure real-time payments platform built for the future of payments, has partnered with Independent Correspondent Bankers’ Bank (ICBB) to provide real-time payments to ICBB’s network of community banks throughout Kentucky, West Virginia, Ohio, Illinois, Tennessee, and Indiana.

Accredify, Asia Pacific’s leading verifiable technology solutions provider, today announced its pilot of a revolutionary enterprise system, called Project CapitalView, which supports verifiable transactions in the Private Equity Market.

Finextra recently reported that many of those in financial services were found wanting with their sa...

There is a list of fintech trends to watch out for, as the rapid pace of fintech innovation is transforming finance for both businesses and consumers.

Australia's government has set out plans to regulate digital wallet providers such as Apple and Google in the same way as other payment services.

Fujitsu today announced the development of a system that allows customers to easily complete transactions in a concise manner at all branches of the 77 Bank, Ltd. (1) (hereinafter, the 77 Bank) using an “in-store tablet” that utilizes Fujitsu's Customer Engagement Solution CHORDSHIP (hereinafter, CHORDSHIP) built on cloud. Its introduction was recently completed at all of the 77 Bank’s branches in...

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has filed a complaint in the US District Court for the Southern District of New York against Stephen Ehrlich, the former CEO of now-bankrupt entities Voyager Digital, Voyager Digital Holdings, and Voyager Digital (collectively, Voyager).