Vendo Services
Link to the emerging payments vendor site. Vendo Services provides payments related vendose services.
Payla Services GmbH
Link to the emerging payments vendor site. Payla Services GmbH is a true white-label ?Buy Now, Pay Later? service provider active in Europe.
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finXP
Link to the emerging payments vendor site. FinXP specializes in serving niche, fast-moving industries such as the iGaming.
Finance Incorporated Ltd
Link to the emerging payments vendor site. Finance Incorporated Ltd is an all-in-one payments orchestrator.
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OPEN BANKING, AI EXPECTED TO DRIVE CREDIT SCORING MARKET – IT-ONLINE
Juniper’s report urges use of Open Banking within alternative credit scoring enabling credit bureaus and other providers to access bank account data.
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HOW AI CAN ADVANCE OPEN BANKING’ – TECHTALKS
This describes how the adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Open Banking applications has witnessed remarkable growth, revolutionizing the financial industry.
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PAYMENT OPTIONS IN THE E-WALLET ONLINE AND IN ON-SITE TRANSACTIONS
This slide shows the importance of BNPL transactions in the e-wallet.
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BUY NOW, PAY LATER USAGE BETWEEN BNPL USES ONLY AND BNPL USERS WITH CREDIT CARDS
This slide shows a comparison between shoppers using a buy now, pay later option vs buy now, pay later users who have a credit card. The purpose is to show how BNPL has empowered a greater number of consumers.
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OPINION: WHY FACEBOOK’S NEW CRYPTOCURRENCY IS A THREAT TO MPESA AND SAFARICOM
A short opinion piece arguing that Facebook’s now defunct cryptocurrency, designed for P2P payments would be a threat to both mPesa and Safaricom.
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