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Banks face margin pressures and developer limits, driving a shift in payments processing towards low-code tools and innovative platforms.

The traditional payments processing model for account-based payments is under unprecedented strain.

The rapid convergence of emerging technologies and evolving business models is presenting banks with systemic and operational challenges.

EBAday 2023 highlights how banks are redefining payments strategies, with key trends shaping the future of European and global payments.

Innovation and growth in banking belong to those rethinking strategies and steering their own course.

Can cloud computing offer organisations the opportunity to sharpen their competitive advantage?

What hurdles does a country have to overcome if they want to prioritise digital payments? and do the pros outweigh the cons?

Payments are shifting to customer experience and value. Tier 1 banks must meet MNCs’ complex needs with flexible, customisable processing solutions.

In 2016-17, the UK’s industry-wide Payments Strategy Forum created the New Payments Architecture (NPA) initiative.

We know that, as technology specialists, our industry needs to do so much more to encourage women into science and technology.

Research indicates that payments transformation isn’t optional—it’s imperative. Yet modernising payments infrastructure can be a costly undertaking.

We’ve put our heads together to come up with our top predictions for how the industry will evolve in 2023.

It’s no secret that the account-to-account payments processing model remains under strain.

In order to create a market where new schemes like Account-to-Account payments can compete, regulation must play a central role.

The opening keynote by Swift’s Chairman and their CEO ultimately gave out one simple message: in times of change we must collaborate, innovate and ada...

Banks struggle to make money processing payments and therefore need to cut costs by factors, not percentages.