Mastercard announced the completion of South Korea’s first live, authenticated agentic transaction, a major step in enabling commerce powered by trusted AI

Cobre, the leading B2B payments platform in Latin America, has been named to Fast Company’s prestigious list of the World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2026

Cashflows, the platform that makes it easy for businesses to accept payments, has partnered with The British Dental Industry Association (BDIA) to ensure operators have merchant services that are purpose-built for their needs.

Paysecure, a leading global payment orchestration platform, today announces a strategic agreement with Nucleus365 (N365) to provide its full orchestration suite as a white-label product. This partnership enables N365 to offer their clients a comprehensive, future-proof, intelligent payment technology platform.

IXOPAY and Zip today announced a joint initiative to define a Unified Trust Layer to address trust and liability in agent-initiated commerce and payments

Feedzai today unveiled RiskFM (Risk Foundation Model), the industry's first Tabular Foundation Model purpose-built for financial data and risk decisioning

After an impressive start to the new season, Berlin International Gaming (BIG) is announcing another major milestone: PaysafeCard, the popular eCash solution by global payments platform Paysafe (NYSE: PSFE), is joining the Berlin-based esports organization as a Premium Sponsor and official Payment Partner. The collaboration spans BIG’s Fortnite, Counter-Strike 2, and Trackmania teams, featuring prominent jersey placement, integrated branding, and community-focused activations. In addition, PaysafeCard will power payments at the official BIG shop, allowing fans to complete purchases easily and securely.

Nearly half (47%) of payments and remittance firms say compliance requirements are their biggest operational pressure, according to new poll findings from Clear Junction, a global provider of cross-border payments and banking services infrastructure for licensed financial institutions.

Paywint expanded its scope and potential in instant payments for businesses by launching a solid cross-border payments structure that covers the payment rails in 200+ countries

DBS Bank India today announced the launch of its direct tax payment facility, following authorisation from the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT). The bank will now be able to collect direct tax payments on the TIN 2.0 platform, adding to its existing capability to collect Goods and Services Tax (GST) payments. Customers can conveniently make payments for Income Tax, Advance Tax, Self-Assessment Tax, Capital Gains Tax and Tax Deducted at Source (TDS), directly from their bank accounts.

DNB and Two have announced a strategic partnership to launch a Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) solution for businesses across the Nordics

GoTyme Bank and BPC are marking a decade-long partnership that has taken GoTyme Bank from the start of the project to 12 million customers in South Africa

Bank of Baroda, India’s International Bank, announced the launch of Overdraft (OD) Facility on Credit Line on UPI for verified women Self-Help Group (SHG) members holding Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY) accounts, becoming the first bank in the country to operationalise this digital credit innovation. This initiative enables seamless digital access to ₹5,000 overdraft facility, strengthening financial inclusion and women-led economic empowerment.

CheckAlt, a provider of integrated receivables and payment processing solutions, today announced a new partnership with WISCUB Service Center (WSC), a Wisconsin-based service organization supporting credit unions throughout the state. Through the partnership, WSC will offer CheckAlt’s Electronic Lockbox and Branch & Teller Capture solutions to its network of credit unions to help reduce manual processing, improve operational visibility, and enable faster, more efficient payment handling.

Klarna announced that the Klarna Card has reached 5 million active customers globally, underscoring rapid adoption as consumers shift towards new forms of payment