April
Payment provider Findi lands licence for branded ATMs in India
Findi is backed by Wilson Asset Management and the Flannery family. The company expects to rebrand about 4000 ATMs which it already operates for the State Bank of India.
- Primrose Riordan
August 2019
Investors vie for $US3trn in payments boom
Welcome to the world of digital payments, the epicentre of a transnational battle between financial services incumbents and swarms of technology companies, big and small.
- James Eyers
June 2019
Sting in the tail at Afterpay as shares fall sharply
There's time for one last twist at Afterpay before investors rule off their books to finish the financial year.
- Sarah Thompson and Anthony Macdonald
January 2017
When India killed the 1,000-rupee note, Paytm hustled to gain market power
The founder and chief executive of India's largest digital payments company has barely slept and is nursing a head cold.
- Updated
- Saritha Rai
December 2016
Contactless issues still to be resolved
The real battle at the moment is for access to the digital wallet.
- Updated
- Mark Eggleton
China and India making huge leaps through technology
Australian usage of smartphone wallets remains low compared to many countries in the region.
- Updated
- Mark Eggleton
Making the shopping experience more personal through smart platforms
Emerging smart payments platforms and connected technologies will generate massive amounts of data that businesses can use to personalise customer relationships.
- Updated
- Ian Grayson
ABBA's Bjorn Ulvaeus urging Sweden to cashless future
ABBA's Bjorn Ulvaeus has become one of the more prominent figures in Sweden espousing the benefits of a cashless future.
- Updated
- Dan Ferguson
Unprecedented information flow on consumers from Singles Day and Black Friday
Online sales from Black Friday alone clicked over $US3 billion with over $US1 billion being generated from mobile devices.
- Updated
- Mark Eggleton
New systems transforming the payments sector
There is a fundamental shift in the way monetary transactions are occurring between individuals and businesses.
- Updated
- Ian Grayson
Thieves do not always wear balaclavas
One of the most daring heists in banking history took place recently in the UK and the robbers were not carrying guns.
- Updated
- Mark Eggleton
Facial recognition could be next major breakthrough in payments
Rapid developments in facial recognition technology and the integration of chips into other devices may soon change the smart payment landscape.
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- Ian Grayson
