Cards & Payments

Breaking barriers: Building the future of cross border payments in Southeast Asia

Global value of cross-border payments is expected to reach $250t by 2027.

Breaking barriers: Building the future of cross border payments in Southeast Asia

Global value of cross-border payments is expected to reach $250t by 2027.

3 in 5 use real-time cross-border payments to send money to family and friends

This is higher than those who use it to pay for goods and services.

Chart of the Week: Malaysia e-commerce sees rise in alternative payments

Brands such as GrabPay and ShopeePay are popular payment methods.

JCB enables Google Pay payments via contactless terminals

Customers can now add their credit/debit JCB card to Google Pay.

How commercial cards can redefine B2B payments

Over 8 in 10 bank execs believe that virtual cards improve organizational processes.

Axis Bank, Mastercard, launch credit card for business owners

Cardholders will gain access to select airport lounges and are offered travel insurance.

Chart of the Week: NZ card payments to reach $75.1b by 2028

The market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 4.1%.

Funding freeze hits BNPLs

Investors are putting less cash towards BNPL providers, who already grapple with thin margins.

Malaysia, Cambodia launch cross-border QR payment linkage

The initiative’s first phase has concluded as of 19 September.

8 in 10 payment leaders eye tech overhaul, seek to reduce fraud

Leaders from Singapore and Australia name reducing fraud as a key objective.

Visa, dtcpay launch card enabling digital currency conversion

The card will be available for public registration in Q4 2024.

SMBC joins Project Agora to explore tokenized cross-border payments

Project Agora involves BIS and seven central banks globally.

Cash remittances from the US, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE grew.

Cash remittances from the US, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE grew.

Is the BNPL market really booming?

BNPL faces consolidation due to rising rates, while growth continues in emerging markets.

Revolving credit on Taiwan credit cards dips in July

This is despite the total active cards rising to 38.36 million.