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What are Interchange fees, and why do they matter?
Interchange is the fee applied to a merchant by payment service providers when a customer pays using their credit or debit card. Interchange is calculated based on multiple factors and represents a significant cost to the merchant.
Interchange is regulated and its revenues fund investment in the card networks, but is subject to criticism. FinTech provides alternative options to accept payments, helping merchants improve customer e
May 65 min read


Understanding payment tokenization
Tokenization reduces financial crime and improves customer experience, building trust among stakeholders in the payment journey.
Apr 283 min read


Understanding credit card payments
Credit cards remain popular with customers but contain risks and costs for merchants. Understand how credit card payments work.
Apr 273 min read


Why Stablecoins Matter
Stablecoins are established as critical infrastructure in DeFi. Technology, regulation and acquistions now power mainstream adoption. Learn Why Stablecoins Matter
Apr 154 min read


Trends in Financial Crime 2024
Increased volume and sophistication, tech-driven defences required. Take-Aways Financial crime is a global pandemic affecting millions of...
Apr 114 min read


The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) takes effect
DORA will impact EU financial institutions and their ICT providers, learn about DORA and implement our checklist to be ready.
Jan 175 min read


Listed Capital Markets in 2023
Data and trends across equity, fixed income, derivative and crypto asset markets in 2023.
Jul 31, 20243 min read
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