Tag: WhatsApp

As the regulatory landscape tightens its grip on digital communications, the imperative for exhaustive capture and archival of electronic dialogues grows increasingly critical.

Global Relay has recently published its second annual Industry Insights Report: Compliant Communication 2024.

A recent study from Theta Lake, a pioneer in digital communications governance, found that 69% of IT and compliance professionals expect the use of unified communication and collaboration (UCC) tools to increase in 2024. With firms using an average of 4.6 communication and collaboration tools, it is evident that UCC tools have become an embedded and essential part of modern business, but firms must ensure they are compliantly getting the full value of these tools.

Indian payments company PayU has partnered with WhatsApp in a move expected to significantly enhance the shopping experience for Indians.

Custodia, a preeminent provider of regulated digital data services, has announced the launch of its CC1 Messaging service. This pioneering off-channel communications compliance tool is designed to capture and archive conversations from employees' personal devices on prominent platforms such as WhatsApp, MS Teams, and SMS.

Morgan Stanley has a fine of £5.4m over instances of its traders discussing market transactions using WhatsApp on private mobiles.

Zuvy, a dynamic Nigerian invoice financing company, has bagged a substantial $4.5m in a debt and equity funding round. The firm, known for its innovative approach to managing invoice software and providing discounting services, has drawn global investors keen on supporting its mission.

Vonage, a global front-runner in cloud communications aiding businesses to fast-track their digital transformation, has joined forces with Meta, the parent company of WhatsApp. Together they aim to introduce payments through the messaging platform in Singapore.

Liquido, the next generation payments company for Latin America, has emerged from stealth mode, aiming to modernize and democratize digital payments access for the...

UK firms could be the next to face greater regulatory scrutiny and fines for off-channel trading communications, according to a survey by Global Relay.