Traditionally, cybersecurity measures focused on fortifying a central office network. Firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and access controls were meticulously configured to protect a well-defined perimeter. However, the remote work revolution has shattered this perimeter, leaving businesses scrambling to adapt their security strategies. Let’s delve deeper into the unique challenges of securing a remote workforce and explore practical solutions to mitigate the risks.

For decades, limited access to basic financial services like secure savings accounts, money transfers, and credit has been a significant hurdle for a vast segment of the global population. This financial exclusion disproportionately impacts low-income individuals, immigrants, and residents of geographically remote areas. However, a new wave of innovation is poised to dismantle these barriers – Account-to-Account (A2A) payments are emerging as a powerful tool for driving financial inclusion on a global scale.

Data is the lifeblood of successful businesses, but a crucial source of valuable insights often remains untapped: payment data. While facilitating transactions is its primary function, the rich data embedded within payments holds the key to unlocking a deeper understanding of your customers, optimizing operations, and ultimately driving growth.

Expanding your business globally is an exciting endeavor. It opens up new opportunities, expands your customer base, and diversifies revenue streams. However, navigating international markets comes with its own set of challenges, particularly when it comes to managing cross-border payments.

Among the plethora of payment service options available, three industry stalwarts—Novalnet, Adyen, and Stripe—stand out for their distinct offerings and innovative solutions.  In this analysis, we delve into the unique features and advantages of each provider, equipping businesses with invaluable insights to make well-informed decisions.

Explore the transformative potential of ISO 20022 payment standard, revolutionizing payment standards and driving digital innovation. Unlock efficiency and collaboration in your payment infrastructure with this universal standard.

Digital payments growth accelerated across the world in 2022. Many of the payment trends that ruled last year will continue to play a major role in 2023. What are the insights on key trends that will define global payments in 2023? Read on to know what will shape payments this year.

For small business owners looking to accept digital payments, e-wallets are an easy and secure method that is also hugely popular. Payments can be a tricky area to navigate for many small and medium-sized business owners. In this article, we tell you why they are one of the best choice for small business owners who want to accept digital payments.

As peak sales season approaches, e-commerce merchants must prepare well for the rush. You must prepare your business, especially your payments, to make the most of this peak season. Many retailers face payment failures, higher fraud, and high payment costs because of ill-prepared payment systems. In this blog, we lay out five ways how payments can help.

Continuing demand for choice, value, and flexibility is driving the rise of digital payments worldwide. And this transformation is moving faster than anyone anticipated. E-commerce businesses have to tap into these trends to stay competitive and build greater brand loyalty in the future. Find out the three most essential payment trends.

Consider this. Subscription businesses have grown by more than 400% over the last nine years. This is about five to eight times faster than traditional businesses! Subscriptions can help you to boost revenue and deepen engagement with your customers. But, managing them can pose their own hurdles. Learn how you can get the best out of your subscription payments.

Card payments across Europe totalled over € 3.8 billion in 2020. And as contactless buying soars, virtual cards are coming into their own.