Processing the Future: AI in Payments
AI in Payments is no longer a future consideration. It’s here and banks that have yet to develop a c...
Read moreAI in Payments is no longer a future consideration. It’s here and banks that have yet to develop a c...
Read moreOver the last couple of years at Icon, we’ve been assisting several of our clients with their explor...
Read moreVerification of Payee (VoP) is a requirement for financial institutions in SEPA countries introduced by the EU's Instant Payment Regulation.
On the journey to real-time payments in the U.S and the growth opportunities that can be realised amid evolving customer demands for 24/7 instant paym...
Icon’s IPF empowers banks to embrace change in payments transformation with flexibility, adaptability, and a resilient framework.
Verification of Payee (VoP) is an additional mandatory layer of payments protection to avoid payments in error and to prevent fraud.
Using IPF, we built a single codebase for a global tier-1 bank, enabling config-only, multi-entity deployments across regions and legal entities.
A number of our customers have recently been asking whether we support OpenTelemetry, the observability framework and toolkit.
Banks are taking payments modernisation in-house to control of costs and risk. How can banks successfully approach their in-house builds?
Icon co-founder Darren Capehorn, and Mark Brant, Chief Payments Officer at NatWest, caught up after Sibos in Beijing to compare notes.
What are digital currencies and tokenisation and what are the implications for banks and other financial institutions?
At the heart of EPI's efforts is Wero, a digital wallet, mobile app. Wero offers users convenient and secure Peer-to-Peer, e-commerce, and POS pay...
HM Treasury published its National Payments Vision report on 14 November 2024, immediately after the Chancellor gave this year’s Mansion House Speech....
This blog explores why Payment Service Providers (PSPs) may now wish to consider becoming CHAPS direct participants.
This blog explores the opportunities that stand to be realised in the case of commercial Variable Recurring Payments.
Last month, Icon brought together payments professionals from across Europe and the US for our 3rd IPF Day.
In 2024, Sibos is opening its doors in Beijing, marking the first time that China's capital is hosting the event.