Request to Pay is one of the most talked-about initiatives in the payments industry at present. It enables flexible ways for money to move between people, organisations and businesses and is an enabling mechanism for a range of different payment scenarios or use cases. Request to Pay will offer commercial opportunities for banks and their customers, by improving services and opening up new revenue streams.
For over a decade, Icon has worked with clients to adapt to a rapidly changing payments ecosystem and support an increasing range of payment schemes, methods and rails. Through a unique combination of our innovative technology, industry-leading experts, services and Payments Centre of Excellence, Icon empowers banks to transform their payments landscape.
By working with Icon you can expect:
EBOOK
An Industry Perspective
To better understand current and future perspectives on Request to Pay, in October 2021, Icon surveyed a group of over 50 industry stakeholders including leading retail and global corporate banks. In-depth interviews were also conducted with senior executives at several tier 1 banks. This research supported the creation of an eBook.
BROCHURE
Would you like to find out how Icon can assist you on your journey?
CASE STUDY
The Future of Payments: Transformation with BNP Paribas
Discover how we enabled a visionary payments transformation project
CASE STUDY
Enhancing the technology strategy for corporate payments
Discover how we helped this bank sharpen and future-proof their technology strategy for payables and receivables products
News
Icon Solutions, a leading specialist provider of solutions and technology services that simplify payments transformation, including IPF (Icon Payments Framework), has today announced the appointment of Donal Fleming as Chief Technology Officer (CTO).
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Blogs
In recognition of IWD – and to celebrate the women championing digital at Icon – we speak to Sirin Sevinc, Head of IPF Solution Architecture, and Tamsin Crossland, Principal Architect, about what ‘DigitalALL’ means to them.
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Blogs
This blog explores how Pay.UK and banks have prepared for the NPA and highlights key requirements and challenges likely to arise during the first phase.
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