Payment gateways stories

Entrust, a company specialising in trusted identity, payments and data protection, has announced a definitive agreement to acquire Antelop Solutions.>>

"Merchants will no longer have to contend with multiple logins and other disjointed user experiences for their payment processing," the company states.>>

The integrations will enable international payment companies and merchants to cater to Indonesian consumers’ preferred payment methods, further growing local sales in the market.>>

Snowflake has been selected by merchant payment platform mx51 to support its analytics and customer service.>>

Square has announced plans to acquire Australian buy now, pay later company Afterpay.>>

The study also found that 60% of respondents are losing customers because of failed payments.>>

Research company Baymard Institute has identified trends that can reduce shopping cart abandonment rates.>>

Forter has doubled its revenue in the last 12 months, raising $300 million for a $3 billion valuation.>>

Under this expanded relationship, Google Cloud will provide both infrastructure and analytics capabilities to support PayPal’s growth, helping the company process transactional data at huge scale.>>

Digital payment company Square has announced three new developer tools.>>

Marqeta has partnered with Afterpay to issue virtual cards as part of its in-store solution in the Australia and New Zealand (A/NZ) market.>>

"This flexible procurement model builds upon our partner first strategy, supports companies in their cloud transformation and allows them to benefit from increased protection and flexible, scalable IT infrastructure.">>

Travelex has partnered with global payments platform Nium to bring digital remittance services to Asia Pacfic customers.>>

We spoke to TNS Payments Market business' global managing director John Tait.>>

Customers can expect a new and improved experience, which is reflected in the brand’s modern look and feel.>>

Profectus has recovered $120 million from transaction errors in recent years, and most of these were due to human error.>>

“While some regions and industries are starting to see cash pick up in circulation again, we are yet to see it return to pre-pandemic levels.”>>

The technologies have been in development for ‘several years’ according to eftpos. >>

The reasons for implementing e-invoicing centre on unlocking many benefits for all stakeholders by automating previously manual processes, writes MessageXchange managing director John Delaney.>>

Alibaba Cloud and LGMS, a cybersecurity consulting company, are teaming up to tackle the challenge of security around digital transformation and hybrid cloud.>>

eftpos has announced that eftpos payments via Samsung Pay are now live for millions of CBA multi-network cardholders. >>

Adyen has expanded its collaboration with Microsoft with the intention of delivering network token optimisation.>>

Heritage Bank is the first issuer to launch the solution, which allows Samsung Pay users to make debit card payments via eftpos or the Visa network.>>

Upon completing the acquisition of the Brisbane-based payment service provider, Payrix states its expansion efforts are in motion. >>