Posts Tagged ‘Australia’
Industry says UK digital identity rollout requires public-private collaboration
Speakers from NatWest, Jumio, CFIT and the Norwegian Digitalisation Agency discussed digital ID on a panel session at Pay360 in London.
Read MoreExpenseOnDemand integrates Moneyhub’s Open Banking technology
The expense management platform has chosen Moneyhub as its Open Banking provider.
Read MoreAustralian Government reveals plans to expand CDR to non-bank lending in 2026
The Albanese Government has announced a series of changes that will take effect in mid-2026, as part of the CDR “reset” it instigated last year.
Read MoreClearScore Group secures new growth capital from HSBC Innovation Banking
HSBC Innovation Banking has supported the ClearScore Group since 2017.
Read MorePayments orchestration platform chooses Volt for real-time payments
As a result of the new partnership, Pay.com’s merchants will have access to Volt’s ‘Instant Bank Transfer’ solution.
Read MoreOzone API partners with Australia’s ProductCloud to accelerate CDR compliance
Ozone API and ProductCloud are working together to help Australian companies meet Open Banking API compliance requirements.
Read MoreMastercard reveals top Open Banking use cases among businesses, consumers
A new Mastercard white paper, ‘Open banking: The trust imperative’, reveals business and consumer views of Open Banking in the US, UK, Nordics and Australia.
Read MoreNew Zealand’s largest banks meet account information standard deadline
ANZ, ASB, BNZ and Westpac NZ have confirmed that they are ready to partner using the standard.
Read MoreAustralian government consults on expansion of CDR to non-bank lending
Treasury is inviting feedback on draft amendments to the Consumer Data Right rules to expand to the non-bank lending sector and narrow the scope of data for the banking sector.
Read MoreAPP scam losses predicted to top $7bn by 2028 in major markets
The latest ScamScope report published by ACI Worldwide in partnership with GlobalData is focused on six real-time payments markets, including the UK and Brazil.
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