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Synechron Acquires Attra NEW YORK, Dec. 11, 2020 /PRNewswire/ –  Synechron Inc., a leading Digital Transformation consulting firm for the financial services industry, today announced the acquisition of Attra, an Australia-based technology services and solutions provider, headquartered in Melbourne, and focused on the banking, finance, and payments industries. Attra is one of the leading pure play payments solutions providers with a global delivery footprint in Australia, New Zealand, North America, Europe, the Middle East, and APAC. It has development centers in Melbourne, Australia; Duba...

Synechron Acquires Attra

12/11/20 acquisition of Attra, an Australia-based technology services and solutions provider, headquartered in Melbourne, and focused on the banking, finance, and payments industries. Attra is one of the leading pure play payments solutions providers with a global delivery footprint in Australia, New Zealand, North America, Europe, the Middle East, and APAC. It has development centers in Melbourne, Australia; Dubai, UAE; and Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Pune, India. Founded in 1995, Attra brings Synechron 25 years of deep domain expertise in providing consulting, application development & maint...

Pull payments made on behalf of merchants: Acquirer banks should not push consumers to pay for services December 10, 2020 × The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) needs to move towards creating an environment whereby for pull payments effected on behalf of merchants, the acquirer banks/Payment Aggregators (PAs) are not allowed to push consumers to pay for a payment service, according to a study by an IIT Professor. Pull payments entail a recipient (for example a merchant) requesting payment. Ashish Das, Professor, Department of Mathematics, IIT-Bombay, in his study, ‘Charging Consumers for Mercha...

Choi. >> one of the challenges in china is that some of the biggest tech firms are now also the payment gateways. if you want to buy something in china, you have to use a system that is scraping, mining, refining your data. >> amy webb is a professor at nyu tenderness school of business. she's a futurist who uses statistical models to predict the next big thing. in china, she says, it's data mining. on a scale unimaginable in the united states. >> china's pushing far ahead. and it's able to because the laws are different. so there aren't the same restrictions around privacy. >> that means chin...