The U.S. is Behind on Implementing Faster Payments. Who Cares?
Another article appeared that decries the current slowness of payments in the U.S. and admonishes the industry for not moving ...
Tag: United Kingdom
Contactless Gets a Makeover in the UK
The deadline hanging over Europe is finally here. No, not Brexit, but PSD2’s September 14 mandate for the implementation of ...
Networks Get 18 Month Reprieve on 2 Factor Authentication for E-Commerce in the UK
The European Banking Administration (EBA) dropped a time bomb on the networks June 21 when it issued the opinion that ...
Is Chase Bank Already Working On a New Digital Only Bank?
It was less than two weeks ago that I wrote a few comments about Chase Bank shutting down its digital-only ...
Revealed: Britain’s Top Cashless Cities for Contactless Payments Ranked
Analysing data of nationwide transactions from 2018, Paymentsense have created an interactive map exploring the UK’s cashless capitals, detailing the ...
Credit Cards in England: Is London Stalling?
Brexit, saturated debt, signs of inflation. All topics come to mind this eighteen of April in 2019, as the Bank ...
PSD2 and Consumer Credit: How Will Open Banking Impact the Market for Unsecured Loans?
15 months after open banking launched in the UK, consumer understanding of what it means remains low. In January this ...
Putting the Brakes on a Cashless Society
Recently U.S. state legislatures have been taking up the cause to require the acceptance of cash in retail locations. Why? ...
The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) Reports A 480% Increase in Data Breaches
The number of breaches reported by financial institutions has increased dramatically: “The number of data breaches reported by UK financial ...
Bracing for Brexit: Credit Cards Tighten, P2P Sputters
Britain’s big day for exiting the EU is less than 40 days away, on March 29. Will the consumer credit ...
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