Digital Transactions Authoritative, insightful and timely information for payments professionals
- Darwinium, a fraud-prevention platform serving payments providers and fintechs from global offices in London and Sydney, announced its expansion into the U.S. market, including relocation of its corporate headquarters to San Francisco.
- Some 65% of treasury officers reported their organizations were victimized by attempted or actual fraud last year, the lowest percentage since 2014, according to the 2023 AFP Payments Fraud and Control Survey from the Association of Financial Professionals. The 2014 number was 62%.
- Digital-identity provider Incognia entered the regulated U.S. igaming market with a compliance technology that lets casinos verify wagers, complies with geographic regulations, and protects user accounts from takeover fraud.
- Payments provider VizyPay said its CDP 2.0 cash-discount program saved client merchants more than $9 million in payment-processing costs in the first quarter, up 22% from the same period last year.
- The U.S. Payments Forum, a trade group, issued two white papers concerned with the point of sale. One paper outlines the distinctions between mPOS, TapToMobile, and conventional POS. The other paper sets out guidance for User Acceptance Testing to cut down on production and acceptance issues after the installation of POS technology.
- Technology provider Evvnt has launched a new version of its Mobile Box Office for event gate and door sales of tickets.
- NICE Actimize launched its Suspicious Activity Monitoring (SAM-10) technology, aimed at detecting suspicious activity in anti-money laundering efforts while reducing false positives.
Related Articles
Check Also
Visa Prepares to Launch Account-to-Account Payments in Europe—Starting in the U.K.
Visa Inc. announced early Thursday it will launch account-to-account (A2A) payment capabilities in the United …