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Shares in British business-to-business cross-border payments firm CAB Payments more than halved after the company revised revenue guidance sharply downwards.
24 October 2023
A former head of fintech at JP Morgan has unveiled his new venture, called TodayPay, that lets merchants offer their customers instant refunds in multiple payment formats.
Thought Machine has enlisted cloud-native account-to-account platform Form3 to add FedNow, TCH RTP and Sepa Instant Credit Transfer connectivity to its payment platform.
Business expense management firm Expensify is diversifying into the personal finance space with a new app that enables users to send and receive money, split bills between individuals and groups, and chat.
23 October 2023
JP Morgan and Mastercard have announced the launch of their Pay-by-Bank solution, giving billers the ability to allow their customers to pay bills directly from their bank account, using traditional ACH banking rails.
20 October 2023
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has proposed its long-awaited open banking rule in the hopes of improving competition in the US banking and payments sector.
Insurance marketplace Lloyd's of London is warning that a major cyber attack on a systemic payments system could cost the world economy $3.5 trillion.
Citi is rolling out a new travel and expense management system for its US corporate clients in an attempt to fend off competition from a wave of cherry-picking fintech startups.
Fiserv is making a move into embedded finance, making capabilities from its merchant acceptance, banking, and card issuing businesses available to others through a set of APIs.
The Federal Reserve is expected to propose lowering the debit interchange fees banks can charge merchants.
19 October 2023
Stripe is to provide customers of European merchants with the option to ditch card-based payments in favour of open banking linked transactions through an embedded checkout integration with TrueLayer
Berlin-based B2B buy now, pay later startup Mondu has formally registered with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and will begin working with 16 British clients immediately
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