Payment24 Underpins Revolutionary New BP FleetMove Offer

BP and Masana Petroleum Solutions are set to revolutionise commercial fuel payment and management for their customers, with the launch of a new solution BP FleetMove built on the advanced Payment24 platform. Payment24, advanced international fuel payment system, is the backbone of two new flagship fuel payment and fuel management offerings for BP and Masana

New Technologies Driving New Conversations on Payments and Demands for Access

Sixth Mastercard Digital Payments Study Highlights Social Media Trends Around the Increased Purchasing Power Available In the Palm of Our Hands. Want to grab that purchase and go? You’re not alone. Today more than ever, people are living an increasingly digital – and mobile – life and they expect their ability to pay for their

Ingenico to Enhance Voice Commerce with Secure Payment for Vocal Bots

Ingenico’s innovation department, Ingenico Labs, embraces voice technology to open up a promising new market to its retail clients. Ingenico Group, the global leader in seamless payment, has announced exploring voice commerce and the integration of secure payment acceptance into vocal bots. Two prototypes will be presented at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona

Standard Chartered Maintains its Momentum as it Introduces More Digitally-Led Retail Banks in Africa

The Bank has launched its digital services in Tanzania and Ghana following successful roll-outs in Côte d’Ivoire and Uganda. Standard Chartered has announced it has completed a simultaneous multi-market launch of its digitally-led retail banks in Tanzania and Ghana, with Kenya’s roll out scheduled to occur shortly. This follows the launches of the Bank’s digital offering

TransferTo Announces Rebrand with the Creation of Two Market Defining Companies: DT One and Thunes

TransferTo, a cross-border mobile top-ups and payment solutions network provider has announced a full rebrand, effective immediately, with two separate company brands, logos and identities. TransferTo’s mobile top-up and rewards business, founded in 2005, has now changed its name to DT Oneandremains a leading global network for mobile top-up solutions and innovative mobile rewards. The

SBM Brings World Elite Mastercard to Mauritius

SBM launched the World Elite Mastercard credit card, providing its high net worth cardholders with a range of priceless benefits and privileges that can be accessed at home and abroad. This is the first launch of World Elite Mastercard in Mauritius. During the launch ceremony held at Le Chateau de Labourdonnais in Mapou on Friday

Ecocash and cashbackAPP to Launch Ecocash Rewards

Ecocash, the mobile payments giant and subsidiary of Cassava FinTech, has announced its partnership with cashbackAPP, the international loyalty and advertising business. This deal is set to disrupt the market in Zimbabwe and significantly enhance the value proposition to Ecocash merchants and customers in the form of Ecocash Rewards, a highly innovative programme which will

Conoco Launches Mobile Pay in Denver to Bring Easy Pay-at-the-Pump Features to Locals

Fuel brand Conoco launched Mobile Pay, a new payment feature in its My Conoco app, a convenient app that allows consumers to find the nearest Conoco gas stations, track KickBack Points and stay up to date on promotions. With the My Conoco app, people can now pay at the pump and in-store on their mobile

Samsung Pay Starts Overseas Remittance Service in 17 Countries

Samsung Pay users can now wire money internationally through their mobile phones and save in fees compared to sending money overseas via conventional remittance route. Samsung Electronics Co. said Wednesday that it has begun the beta version overseas remittance service on its mobile payment system Samsung Pay in partnership with local foreign money transfer operators

Access, Diamond Bank Says Not Worried About Telco Led Financial Inclusion

Kenya’s Safaricom, the telecommunication company that is driving the country’s financial inclusion through mobile money is bigger than most of the country’s banks. Investigation by Businessday revealed that some Nigerian banks worry that Africa’s largest economy may take after Kenya if Telcos are given the same opportunity but Access and Diamond bank, due to be