| FinTech Bank Collaboration |
| Whose Customer Is It When Banks And FinTechs Collaborate? FinTechs and banks are collaborating a lot more than they are competing, says Entersekt CTO Gerhard Oosthuizen, recognizing that theyâll work better together than apart. But when that happens, the consumer relationship can become a jump ball, which makes those collaborations exciting and scary at the same time. |
| Encryption Key Management |
| GEOBRIDGE: Encryption Key Management â The Dos And Donâts Millions of terminals, hundreds of millions of cryptographic keys â and someone has to keep track of it all. Executives from GEOBRIDGE and POS Portal tell PYMNTS how encryption key management works across far-flung distances, with urgent deadlines, to make sure all goes as expected when cards get swiped at the terminal. |
| How One Matchmaker CEO Is Bringing Back House Calls Technology is making it possible for consumers to get lots of things delivered to their home, on demand, so why not a doctor? Itâs a concept that Heal CEO and co-founder, Nick Desai, told Karen Webster was born out of a horrific emergency room visit â and being married to a doctor who knew there could be a better way. Today, Healâs network of board-certified doctors make house calls within two hours. Hereâs how Heal started, and launched, a platform that Desai says could pave the way for how most health is delivered in a decade. |
| | Smarter Payments Tracker™ | | NEW REPORT: Is ISO20022 FIâs Digital Payments Tower Of Babel? Legacy infrastructure used by traditional banks and innovations offered by FinTechs donât often speak the same language. To get the two working in harmony, says George Throckmorton, managing director of NACHA's Advanced Payments Solutions Group, the industry needs to implement a common standard. In the interoperability edition of Smarter Payments Trackerâ¢, Throckmorton discusses how adoption of the ISO 20022 standard could snowball into broader adoption for global financial services, and why the trend could lead to safer, speedier payments. |
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