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Payments regulation roadmap: Q3 2025​

The Payments Association

Payments regulation roadmap: Q3 2025 18 July 2025 by Payments Intelligence Introduction Regulatory developments continue apace in the payments industry, ushering in a period of intensified complexity and strategic significance. transaction history, savings, pensions). transaction history, savings, pensions).

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TerraPay Secures Class B License from Bank Negara Malaysia to Strengthen Cross-Border Payments in APAC

Fintech Finance

The license enables TerraPay to directly partner with Malaysian banks, licensed payment institutions, and enterprises to facilitate seamless inbound and outbound remittances, B2B payments, and wallet payouts. “This license reinforces TerraPays commitment to building a seamless and compliant payments ecosystem across APAC.

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Simplifying Global Money Movement with Visa Cross-Border Solutions

Fintech News

. “Now, almost two years after the acquisition, a greater integration has happened, so critical capabilities got integrated into what we know as Visa Cross-Border Solutions” to continue delivering global money movement solutions for banks, fintechs, FX brokers, and other payment institutions, according to Rohit.

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Real-Time Payments Surge in APAC as Modernisation Hurdles Persist

Fintech News

APAC has solidified its position as the leader in global real-time payments, processing nearly 70% of the worlds 266 billion transactions in 2023. What makes APAC unique is its blend of diverse regulatory frameworks and a multitude of exotic currencies, creating a dynamic payments environment. in APAC and 44% globally.

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APAC Remitters, Be Ready for a New Era in Cross-Border Money Movement

Fintech News

trillion in cross-border payments, the APAC region is poised to benefit significantly from the surge in cross-border money movement. Companies that adopt global real time payment networks for cross-border transactions could increase their transaction volume by 15% annually and increase their profits as they expand into new markets.