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MeaWallet Launches Mea Card Gateway: a Secure and Flexible Platform for Handling Payment Card Data

Fintech Finance

With connections to over 150 issuers, fintechs, and 12 processors globally, alongside integration capabilities with major payment schemes, Mea Card Gateway empowers organisations of all sizes, providing value-added services that have been previously hindered by PCI DSS compliance constraints.

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ISVs vs SaaS: What’s the Difference?

Stax

ISVs, or Independent Software Vendors, are businesses that develop and distribute software products to end-users. ISV software products are tailored to meet the specific needs of industries and users. Customer Support In-house support teams maintain direct relationships with end-users for assistance.

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From Stablecoins to Consumer Protection – Industry Identifies Next Big Payments Trend for 2024

The Fintech Times

However, as was the case in the telecommunications industry, innovation doesn’t end because a product becomes commoditised. Payment service providers will need to find ways of monetising the data generated by payments and creating value-added services that elevate payments beyond a simple transfer of funds.

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How Banks Can Stay Relevant In The Era Of SaaS Dominance

PYMNTS

“Unless the existing merchant services company is integrated into that software provider’s ecosystem and is providing unique value to the software company and the end user, they won’t exist in 10 years.”. But Aberman emphasized that this is far from a doomed situation for banks and financial services players.