The future of Payments in Europe

Group founded 01 Jul 2019
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With an increase in regulations and growing involvement from multiple players, the world of payments is undergoing a disruption across the region

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Jamel Derdour

Payments in 2021 and Beyond

Looking back over the last 18 months in the payments industry, it’s hard to recall a more turbulent time certainly in the last decade or so. As we head towards the end of 2021, in the wake of Brexit, ...

23 Nov 2021
Todd Clyde

Making good on open banking payments’ promise

Open banking is the most exciting disruption to hit financial services in a generation and is fundamentally changing the payments landscape. Account-to-account (A2A) payments offer not only cost savin...

15 Nov 2021
Steve Morgan

Access to Cash is an Ancient Argument that is Losing Steam Fast

In the past few weeks, two news announcements made me think about the access to cash debate that rages in many countries and especially the UK where a government consultation on the topic recently cl...

12 Nov 2021
Retired Member

Borderless Banking: Why the time is now to bank beyond borders

As our world becomes more interconnected, so too does the need for banking systems to follow suit. In the past, businesses and individuals were often restricted to banking in a single country, but the...

03 Nov 2021
Dean Wallace

Real-Time Digital Payments: A Global View

The payments industry is always looking for new ways to streamline processes, reduce costs, increase security and most importantly, improve the customer experience. However, when it comes to real-time...

17 Aug 2021
Katie Tillyer

Doing the paperwork in a post-Brexit world

Earlier this summer (July 2021) a news story explained how a Scottish fisherman, Jamie McMillan, had taken the decision to export his shellfish, caught off the Scottish coast, to Asia instead of acro...

11 Aug 2021
Dean Wallace

The shifting sands of consumer payments in Europe

The world is changing, and so are the ways we pay. From food and clothes, to fuel and everything else needed for daily life, consumers are making more and more digital payments than ever before. And i...

15 Jul 2021
Steve Morgan

Touchless payments – will the £100 limit change anything?

The contactless card payment limit will rise from £45 to £100 later this year as people are favouring contactless transactions to help curb the spread of the virus, as well as the convenience and spee...

21 May 2021
Retired Member

Back to the Future: 5 Big Questions EPI Must Answer

In July 2020, a group of sixteen major European banks from five Euro countries announced the launch of the European Payments Initiative (EPI) with the aim to create a unified payment solution for cons...

12 Mar 2021
René Hendrikse

Lockdown 3.0 shopping: building trust with customers

While the Christmas rush may be over, with 51.3m transactions recorded by the Post Office in December, the arrival of Lockdown 3.0 means online shopping will continue to be on the rise yet again. As n...

28 Jan 2021
Amanda Mickleburgh

Nearing the Deadline: How are stakeholders preparing for the launch of SCA?

One of the most prominent issues keeping stakeholders in the payments industry busy at the moment is Strong Customer Authentication, or SCA, the new European security standard that intends to protect ...

26 Nov 2020
Arnaud Crouzet

A new vision of payments: What is the European Payments Initiative?

The newly-established European Payments Initiative promises a new vision of payments. Innovative use cases will be made available to consumers across Europe for the first time. There’s strong backing ...

11 Nov 2020

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