Logo

Site non disponible sur ce navigateur

Afin de bénéficier d'une expérience optimale nous vous invitons à consulter le site sur Chrome, Edge, Safari ou Mozilla Firefox.

adnews
  • Communication
  • International

WEEKLY FACTS - Week 31 - 2025

Every day, Adnews reviews the latest innovations and news on financial services and international payment. Focus on announcements that should not be missed this week and that outline major trends in the sector.

NatWest partners with Amazon and Accenture to better leverage its data

A bank once again illustrates the importance of the data and the need to adapt its strategies to make better use of it. This time it is the British Natwest which opts for strategic partnerships with technology giants, Amazon and Accenture. Artificial Intelligence technologies are obviously at the heart of this new promise to optimize the customer relationship.

Link

Samsung Wallet integrates split payment with Splitit

The technology giant Samsung has signed a new partnership with an American split payment actor Splitit. Their rapprochement concerns in particular the US market and the integration of the BNPL solution Split in the Samsung Wallet. The objective of the two new partners is to offer an additional in-store payment solution.

Link

PayPal launches a new cryptoactive payment service

After years of Expectations around cryptoactives, the online payment giant Paypal Frontally, it has committed itself to the democratization of this type of means of payment. Last example with Paypal's announcement of the launch of a new cryptocurrency payment service addressed directly to US traders.

Link



Traduit automatiquement via Libretranslate / Automatically translated via Libretranslate