Merchant’s guide: adding new payment options to the online checkout

Today, around the world, and particularly among younger generations, smartphone apps and digital wallets are used to make purchases and transfer payments with just a few taps. There are several emerging payment options available that are quickly gaining popularity with consumers. This brings a great level of convenience to online purchases and transactions.

Esteban Sarubbi, VP Commercial & Revenue Management for Latin America

• Sep 06, 2022
• Three minutes

Why next-generation payments are the key to taking open banking to the next level

Both consumers and merchants have proved they’re eager for change in financial services, but what we’ve seen since PSD2 is just the beginning. We look beyond the opening up of APIs to see what sort of next-generation payments will satisfy demand as innovation in open banking gains pace.

• Nov 23, 2021
• Five minutes

Payments power success: the five pillars of a winning payments platform

Wowing customers isn’t just about providing new novel ways to pay. It’s about having an agile, open platform that takes interactions to different levels. How to achieve this? Read on.

• Aug 04, 2021
• Five minutes

PSD2 – a challenge or an opportunity?

PSD2 is an evolution and extension of existing regulation for the payments industry.

• Jan 22, 2018
• Two minutes

Rapid Transfer in the context of open banking

Rapid Transfer and other services specialising in bank transfers are particularly successful in cash-centred markets and will be even more popular following PSD2

• Jan 16, 2018
• Four minutes

Open banking: the quick guide for merchants

PSD2 encompasses the full payments cycle, so with cross-border payments and an ever-increasing use of digital payments on the rise, getting to grips with it and how it applies to merchants is critical

• Jan 03, 2018
• Two minutes

Why APIs are the foundation for payments success

Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are one of the key building blocks in the digital transformation we see today

• Apr 02, 2017
• Three minutes