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Clearing Up Instant Payments No ‘Stop Payment’ Confusion

PYMNTS

Ingo Money CEO Drew Edwards told Karen Webster that instant payments pose just such an attraction to fraudsters who hope to not only exploit security holes to get paid, but to get paid faster than ever before. . Consumers love the opportunity to get paid instantly when they can. After all, who doesn’t want to get their money faster? .

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What the Visa Stop Payment Service Does for Merchants

Basis Theory

A key way in which merchants—especially those with subscription services—build their revenue is by using stored credit cardholder data to submit follow-on transactions that fund subscription payments.

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Aurora launches one-stop payments platform for SMEs

Finextra

A full-service payment solutions provider, Aurora Payments launches ARISE Payment Platform, a cloud-based, payment-agnostic modern payment system designed specifically for SMBs (Small and Medium-sized Businesses).

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Aurora Payments Launches ARISE, a One-Stop Payment Platform for Small and Medium Businesses

Fintech Finance

The ARISE Payment Platform works in tandem with the ARISE Payment Terminal in a card-present environment or standalone mode in a card-not-present environment. Designed as a one-stop payment hub, ARISE is an easy-to-use, powerful payment solution for SMBs — a category long underserved by the payments industry.

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NETSTARS Partners with ACI Worldwide to Power the World’s Payment Ecosystem

Fintech Finance

Warsop, III; hereinafter “ACI”) to support the further international development of cashless payments in Japan.

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HSBC Hong Kong Announces New API For Instant B2B Payments

PYMNTS

HSBC Hong Kong ‘s new application programming interface (API) will simplify the payment system for businesses down to a one-stop payment hub, a press release says.

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Fraud claims make Sassa stop payments to 2,800 bank accounts

The Paypers

(The Paypers) The South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) has put a ‘stop payment’ instruction on 2,800 social grants accounts, identified as being potentially fraudulent.