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dLocal and Spreedly Strengthen Partnership to Expand Global Payment Access in Emerging Markets

Fintech Finance

The enhanced agreement will expand the companies’ collaborative efforts beyond Latin America into Africa and Asia-Pacific (APAC), offering customers access to dlocal’s over 900 alternative payment methods (APMs) and the extensive benefits of Spreedly’s vast payment ecosystem in these high-growth regions.

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Strategic Partnership Between Bamboo and Coda Simplifies Gaming Payments in LATAM

Fintech Finance

For publishers, leveraging local payment methods is critical to enhancing user conversion rates in the region. With this partnership, Coda will harness Bamboos expertise in alternative payment methods, offering gamers in Colombia seamless access to platforms like Nequi.

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The future of payments: Key trends that will shape 2025

The Payments Association

Key payment trends in fintech for 2025 The payments landscape will continue becoming more diverse and consumer-focused. Digital wallets are already mainstream, but alternative payment methods like BNPL (buy now, pay later) are gaining momentum. Open banking, or pay-by-bank, is another trend to watch.

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SNEAK PEEK: In the mind of the merchant: Top challenges and priorities for the next 12 months

The Payments Association

Merchants need to continue adapting to new payment methods, collaborate with industry peers, and stay agile in balancing innovation and regulatory compliance. As the payments ecosystem continues to evolve with innovations like open banking, instant payments, and tokenisation, merchants are facing a host of challenges and opportunities.

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Paytech in 2024: Intix, Brite, PPRO, emerchantpay, Valopa, Bottomline, Primer, Global Payments

The Fintech Times

In 2024, payment experts foresee increased demand for instant payments, greater use of alternative payment methods, simplified mobile-friendly payments, user-focused and secure payment practices, automation of payment processes, and heightened reliance on data analysis and AI.

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With EBANX, Canva Invests in Local Payments to Promote Digital Inclusion in Latin America

Fintech Finance

The SaaS giant is aiming to grow in Latin America by providing local payment options for the customers. The payments strategy intends to increase digital inclusion in the region and includes local cards and alternative payment methods, such as Pix, the Brazilian instant payment phenomenon that is about to offer recurring features.

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Em Conversa: Evolving Pix in Brazil and Beyond With PagBrasil

The Fintech Times

Wipay Another International Pix partner is Wipay, a Spanish company specialising in payment technology, which has announced the arrival of the Pix Instant Payment System in Europe. Seamless and affordable international alternative payment methods will empower individuals and businesses, fostering global economic participation.