Tag: Payments
Payzone sold by Carlyle Cardinal Ireland to AIB Group, First Data...
Payzone, one of Ireland’s largest providers of payment solutions, is to be sold by Carlyle Cardinal Ireland (CCI) to a newly-formed joint venture from AIB Group and First Data Corp.
Omnio, Token.io partner to give FIs improved open banking services and...
Digital banking platform Omnio Group has partnered with Token.io to give its financial institution customers access to open banking services and PSD2 compliance.
Alt Thirty Six raises $10m in Series A from unnamed private...
Alt Thirty Six, a digital payments and compliance platform for the cannabis industry, has netted $10m in its Series A.
FSS, QRails partner to improve payment authentication
Global payments technology company FSS (Financial Software and Systems) has teamed with QRails to improve authentication in payments.
Stripe acquires Touchtech Payments in preparation for looming SCA regulatory requirement
Payments processor Stripe has acquired Dublin-based Touchtech Payments to ready itself for the impending Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) regulation.
J.P. Morgan releases SEPA instant payment solution in Europe
J.P. Morgan has released a real-time SEPA Instant payments solution in Europe, as the banking group looks to expand real-time payments.
Payments NZ releases first API standard for payments
Payments NZ has released its first API standards for banks and third-parties, leading the way for open banking frameworks and improved innovation.
equensWorldline deploys fingerprint and faceID tools to platform
equensWorldline, a subsidiary of payments company Worldline, has enhanced its trusted authentication services with the addition of fingerprint and faceID security options.
Government-focused payments provider PayIt gets $100m-plus Insight Venture Partners backing
Government-focused digital payments startup PayIt has picked up an investment of more than $100m from private equity and venture capital house Insight Venture Partners.
Toast said to raise $250m round, valuing it at $2.7bn
Restaurant management and POS company Toast has reportedly raised $250m in a funding round which values the company at $2.7bn.