OpenWay, a global leader in payments software and developer of the Way4 digital payment software platform, has been recognized as a Best-in-Class vendor in the 2025 Merchant Acquiring Software Platforms Matrix by Datos Insights. The ranking places OpenWay in the Market Leaders quadrant, based on the strength of its solution capabilities, high customer satisfaction, innovation score, and strong alignment with the strategic needs of modern acquirers.

K PLUS Google Play Thailand integration marks a milestone for mobile payments in Southeast Asia. […]

Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB), a leading Islamic financial institution, has partnered with Visa, a global leader in digital payments, to launch Remit!, a new real-time cross-border money transfer service. Powered by Visa Direct, the service enables ADIB customers to send money to more than 11 billion cards, digital wallets, and accounts worldwide, making ADIB the first bank globally to offer such reach.

Navan, the leading all-in-one business travel and expense management platform, announced a new integration with American Express that enables American Express U.S. Business and Corporate Card Members to instantly create unique virtual Cards for travel booked on the Navan Travel platform via Navan Connect.

Worldline [Euronext: WLN], a global leader in payment services, is renewing its Executive Committee.

Klarna FCA License approval marks a major step for Klarna Financial Services UK. Klarna, the […]

TTEC DailyPay Partnership brings real-time financial flexibility to U.S. employees.Through this collaboration, TTEC employees based in […]

Arab Financial Services (AFS), the Middle East and Africa’s premier digital payment solutions provider and […]

AstroPay Platform is now open to all businesses, offering the same embedded finance infrastructure that […]

Thunes EzyRemit Partnership marks a significant leap in global remittances. EzyRemit now leverages Thunes’ real-time […]

Boku, a global leader in localised payment solutions, has been granted a Payment Institution license by the Central Bank of Brazil (BCB). This authorisation enables Boku to operate as a Payment Initiator and E-money Issuer, positioning the company to participate in Brazil’s evolving Open Finance ecosystem as a Payment Initiator Service Provider (PISP)—a key step toward enabling seamless Pix payments without redirection (JSR). With this licence, Boku is on track to make Pix Automático available to merchants in early 2026.

New research into the payment preferences of 28,000 consumers, conducted by Nexi, the European PayTech, reveals how online shopping habits continue to evolve across Europe.

Airwallex, the leading global payments and financial platform for modern businesses, has revealed triple digit growth in its UK division, driven by an uplift in the volume and value of deals.

Visa Google Pay integration marks a breakthrough in fleet payments. Visa (NYSE: V), a global […]

Carmoola PCP (Personal Contract Purchase) launch marks a major expansion in UK car finance, giving […]