SumUp, the global financial technology company, today announced its official launch in Canada. The milestone makes Canada SumUp's 38th market and its latest step in building out its presence across the Americas, as the company continues its mission to make commerce simpler and more accessible for all businesses worldwide.

Modulr announced the launch of commercial Variable Recurring Payments (cVRP), designed to offer a flexible, faster alternative to traditional payments for businesses

The 2026 Global Payments Report from Worldpay, now Global Payments, shows current and projected usage of payment methods

HSBC has launched HSBC TradeCash in the UAE, becoming the first market for HSBC in the region where the solution is available

Plasma has today announced the launch of Plasma One, its flagship financial product designed to make digital dollars usable for everyday spending

Rylla.com enters the market with a proven playbook and a product built for the realities of today’s complex payments landscape

Vyntra is marking its first anniversary following the creation of the Vyntra brand into the global force in Transaction Intelligence

As the 2026 FIFA World Cup gets underway, new analysis from ACI Worldwide shows that the fraud patterns seen around previous major tournaments are already in play

Elavon announced the expansion of its All-In-One payments platform across North America

NymCard launched nCore FullStack, a single, in-house platform that runs issuing processing, lending, money movement, settlement, financial crime, and reconciliation

Wise has acquired Expatica, a leading online resource for people living and working abroad

Finom, a European financial platform for SMEs and entrepreneurs serving over 200,000 businesses, today launches Metal, its first premium business card. The Visa debit add-on offers 1.2% cashback on business spend (up to €5,000/month), no added Finom markups on up to €100,000/month of non-EUR card spend and subscription refund on leading AI tools. Metal is available from €29.99 per month and is included at no extra cost on the Grow plan.

Payful, a Chinese cross-border payment company with a subsidiary in Hong Kong, has launched a cloud-native Visa charge-card programme for corporate and merchant clients on BPC’s next-generation SmartVista platform. Now, Payful can offer corporate and merchant clients a more secure and efficient way to manage business spending through virtual Visa charge cards in the cloud. The programme gives merchants greater control and flexibility over payments, while users benefit from a smoother digital card experience with stronger protection and real-time visibility.

CoinMENA today announced a strategic relationship with Standard Chartered, strengthening fiat payment infrastructure for its growing customer base

CBI is extending a Request to Pay service to the corporate market through its community of participating PSPs