Tag: Cross-Border Payments
Bank of America turns to AI to improve treasury payments
Bank of America is using AI to give corporate treasury teams greater visibility into payment performance, cross-border activity and working capital through a new...
Banks face $230bn payments hit as stablecoins scale
Capgemini has warned that banks could have up to $230bn in payments revenue at risk as stablecoins, tokenised deposits and central bank digital currencies...
Growth in deals over $100m lifted global FinTech investments by 56%...
Key Global FinTech investment stats in Q2 2026: Global FinTech investments increased 56% QoQ during the second quarter
Funding growth was fuelled by a...
Endeavor backs Prometeo as AI agents raise payment risk
Prometeo, a Uruguay-based provider of compliant cross-border money movement infrastructure for enterprises, digital platforms and AI agents, has joined the Endeavor Entrepreneur network following...
SoFi brings stablecoin settlement to Mastercard network
SoFi has moved its entire debit and credit card programme onto stablecoin settlement rails through Mastercard, bringing bank-issued digital currency into live production across...
Fin.com’s $20m bet on rebuilding cross-border payments
Fin.com, a financial infrastructure company building a unified network for global money movement, has emerged from stealth with $20m after quietly growing its annual...
Can Wallet Pay solve digital wallets’ interoperability gap?
Mastercard, the global payments and technology company, has launched Mastercard Wallet Pay, a portfolio of solutions designed to help digital wallets scale and connect...
Unlimit’s Hong Kong licence sharpens its APAC edge
Unlimit, a global financial infrastructure company, has secured a money service operator licence in Hong Kong, strengthening its presence in the Asia-Pacific region and...
Tieto Banktech powers Maldives-India payment link
Tieto Banktech, a Nordic financial SaaS provider serving customers across more than 30 countries, has delivered a new cross-border payment capability for the Maldives...
Citi becomes first US bank to process live Swift ledger transactions
Citi has become the first US bank to process live transactions on Swift’s blockchain-based ledger, as banks test whether shared infrastructure can support always-on,...










