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One in seven travellers to use digital credentials by 2032

NFCW

Adoption of digital travel credentials (DTCs) will reach 15% globally by 2034 “as technical specifications, solidification of supporting infrastructure, growing digital maturity, and deepening interoperability converge to prime the digital ID space,” ABI Research predicts.

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Tokenisation 2.0: Are we ready for the next generation of payment security?

The Payments Association

Tokenisation is now a core enabler of secure, interoperable digital paymentspowering embedded finance, asset tokenisation, and evolving identity flows. Once a system for masking sensitive data, tokenisation has evolved into a foundational technology for enabling secure, interoperable, and scalable digital payments.

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Keeta, Solo partner on blockchain-native credit bureau

Finextra

Keeta Network, a high-performance blockchain that connects Web3 and traditional financial systems, aims to be a real-world tokenisation and financial interoperability frontrunner by working with Solo.

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Juniper: Contactless payment transaction values to double by 2030

NFCW

“To fully realise this growth, providers should focus on making NFC ticketing interoperable across multiple transport modes and operators, as well as collaborating with local authorities to align with smart city initiatives. These strategies will embed contactless use deeper into daily routines; boosting adoption.

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The digital wallet revolution: navigating Europe’s payment future

The Payments Association

A model in which multiple wallet providers coexist, provided they can interoperate smoothly. Colombe Hérault highlights that this integration could streamline processes like online age verification, student discounts, and property rental credentials. Nevertheless, achieving full interoperability is a complex task.

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How tokenisation has reshaped the future of payments

The Payments Association

The evolution represents more than enhanced security protocols, it constitutes a complete reimaging of payment credential architecture. By eliminating repeated credential input and enabling genuinely secure one-click transactions, it simultaneously addresses both the safety concerns and speed demands of modern consumers.

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Announced at Singapore FinTech Festival 2024: New Partnerships, Product Launches and Appointments

The Fintech Times

These include: Visa Flexible Credential – This enables a single card product to toggle between payment methods. Ant International is also working with StraitsX to enable the efficiency and interoperability of payments made via PBM through the Whale platform, Ant International’s treasury management solution.

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