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Elavon and Nuapay team on open banking

Elavon, a global payments leader, has announced a collaboration with Nuapay, the London-based subsidiary of payments pioneer Sentenial, to provide selected open banking solutions to Elavon customers.

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I2C expands presence in Middle East and Africa

i2c Inc., a leading provider of payment and open banking technology, today announced it is expanding its presence in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) due to high demand in the region for its solutions.

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Nium opens innovation lab for fintech entrepreneurs

NIUM, one of world’s largest Global Financial Infrastructure Platform provider today announced the launch of “BOLT”, its unique platform to boost innovation in the global Fintech space, and help entrepreneurs speed their products / services to market.

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Open API banking platforms Mambu and Marqeta partner

Marqeta, the first global modern card issuing platform has announced a new partnership with Mambu, the leading provider of cloud banking services. The partnership provides Mambu’s customers with access to Marqeta’s card processing technology, uniting two companies with strong commitments to delivering transparency and control through open APIs, as well as rapid speed to market by putting customers in control of the development process.

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Super Processor signs for TAS USA card payments platform

TAS USA Inc., part of TAS Group, a global provider of digital payments software, today announced that it has signed a deal with Super Processor Inc., a full-service payment processor based in Hawaii, to provide its end-to-end card payments platform, CARD 3.0 I.E., and deliver innovative issuing and acquiring functionalities to cover the entire payments value chain.

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Revolut integrates with Yolt app via API

Yolt, the smart thinking money app, has announced an integration with digital bank, Revolut. Revolut customers will also be able to use the Yolt app to analyse all their transactions, including those made outside of the UK – as well as set budgets, monitor spending and manage their investments all within one central place.