Virtual Card stories
The new partnership gives customers autonomy, enabling payments in most countries and currencies at the time, frequency and currency of their choice.
Google keeps people's data safe and secure through security technology, automatic built-in protections, and ongoing vulnerability research and detection.
New Zealand shoppers are expecting digital transformation, with 8 in 10 saying retailers need to invest in new technology, according to a new report.
Google's new measures include automatic two step verification, virtual cards and making it easier to remove contact information on Google Search results.
GPS, the global payment technology platform catering to a variety of fintechs, has announced a new strategic partnership with Mastercard.
Payments innovation will shift from consumers to businesses in the next decade as tech firms create autonomous payments in connected devices, says Forrester.
Global Processing Services (GPS) has closed a fundraise of over $400m, with Temasek and MissionOG joining the initial investors.
Marqeta has partnered with Afterpay to issue virtual cards as part of its in-store solution in the Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) market.
Consumers are being warned to stay vigilant as fraudsters and cybercriminals target online shoppers ahead of the holiday season.
Troovo launches a pioneering robotics-powered payments solution, harnessing RPA and blockchain to streamline enterprise finances and enhance payment workflows.
Australian fintech Verrency has inked a long-term deal with UnionPay International to integrate its value-added services into UnionPay's UPI Wallet across Asia.
With Tap2App, micro-retailers and small business owners can accept card payments with their smartphones without a dongle or a portable card reader.
GrabOne's new Facebook app stirs nostalgia with a trading card game, offering prizes like concert passes and trips.
