Posts Tagged ‘Brazil’
Belvo acquires Brazilian payment institution Skilopay
The acquisition means the Open Finance platform will “offer a more complete set of payment solutions” to its customers in Brazil.
Read MoreShoplazza teams up with Volt to enable cross-border payments for merchants
Volt’s Open Banking integration with the ecommerce platform will help merchants in APAC reach new customers in the UK and Brazil.
Read MoreBelvo releases Open Finance payment initiation solution for Brazil’s Pix
The new solution enables users to initiate Pix transactions directly through their bank accounts, replacing the need to copy-paste or scan Pix codes.
Read MoreTazapay adds Open Banking payments in UK and Europe through Volt partnership
Volt’s CRO Matt Komorowski said the partnership “demonstrates the global acceleration of real-time payments across many sectors”.
Read MoreBelvo launches Open Finance-enabled solution to improve bank-to-bank payments in Colombia
Account-to-account payments are now the preferred payment method at e-merchants in Colombia, surpassing credit cards.
Read MoreVTEX chooses Nuvei as it gears up for global expansion
The partnership aims to create “greater flexibility and customisation” for VTEX’s retail and brand clients with Nuvei’s payment capabilities.
Read MoreInvestment in UK fintech shows ‘resilience’ amid economic downturn
Innovate Finance revealed investment in fintech globally declined in 2022, with the US claiming top spot despite a double-digit fall, and the UK remained second overall.
Read MoreQ&A: Raidiam’s Ralph Bragg on creating an Open Banking ‘ecosystem-in-a-box’
Ralph Bragg, co-founder of Raidiam, explains how its technology helped the UK deliver secure Open Banking transactions and how it played a fundamental role in enabling Brazil to realise its “Open Data dream”.
Read MoreBelvo backed by Citi Ventures
The venture capital investing group has invested in Belvo, which is planning further growth in Mexico.
Read MoreBelvo unveils Open Finance solution for Brazilian financial institutions
Companies will be able to access data from both regulated financial institutions and non-regulated data sources through a single platform.
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