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Trustly Unveils Next Generation of Pay N Play® at ICE 2025

Fintech Finance

The original Pay N Play, launched in 2015, changed the game with its unparalleled speed. It reduced the onboarding time by connecting players to their bank accounts, and enabling payments in a logged-out state. The announcement takes center stage at ICE 2025 in Barcelona, the leading event in the gaming industry.

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Finovate Global: Talking Fintech Regulation in the European Union with EverC’s Maya Shabi

Finovate

Founded in 2015, EverC offers a fully-automated, AI-driven, cross-channel risk management platform that helps drive growth for innovators in the online seller ecosystem. Shabi: The Instant Payment Regulation (IPR) is designed to make instant euro payments secure and accessible across the EU.

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Alipay+ Voyager Launched to Simplify and Enhance Travel Experiences

The Fintech Times

Now, it helps 36 e-wallets and payment apps with 1.7 The Alipay+ Wallet Tech team has been working with e-wallet partners in emerging markets to develop payment, security and growth capabilities and solutions since 2015. billion consumer accounts connect to over 100 million merchants.

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Fed Names New Payments Security Leader

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Federal Reserve System has appointed its Payments Security Strategy leader, the agency announced Friday (Dec. He will lead the Fed’s initiative to address payments fraud risk and boost the security of payments in the U.S.

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Payments Security, With A Dash Of Humor

PYMNTS

Payments security is usually not a wellspring for belly laughs. But Vantiv Integrated Payments, which offers payments technology to small and mid-sized businesses, has been moving forward with its campaign to stir business owners to action, with sobering stats and a little humor.

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Visa: EMV Rollout Continues; Counterfeit Fraud Down 76 Pct.

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The latest stats show that the continued upgrade to chip card acceptance – which began in 2015 – has led to a decrease in counterfeit fraud dollars on the order of 76 percent, as measured in December of 2018 vs. September of 2015. Total counterfeit fraud dollars decreased by 49 percent, the payments giant said.

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Only Two In Five U.S. Shoppers Want More Mobile Pay Options

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respondents expressed concern about their personal information when using mobile pay apps — up from 52 percent in 2015. Only 24 percent were confident about mobile payment security , and just 19 percent believed mobile payments to be more secure than any other payment method. Fifty-five percent of U.S.