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Trade & Development Bank of Mongolia introduces Apple Pay to the country with Compass Plus Technologies
Reinforcing the bank’s commitment to delivering high quality, innovative products, this move brings TDBM customers a fast, secure, and flexible way to pay. The milestone marks the latest chapter in TDBM’s two-decade long partnership with Compass Plus Technologies, whose software powers over 80% of the country’s banks.
Press release
Fonepay introduces Nepal’s first virtual credit card with support of Compass Plus Technologies
Developed in collaboration with Compass Plus Technologies and its award-winning payments platform, TranzAxis, the innovative service is designed to provide a secure, flexible, and cost-effective digital credit solution for Nepal’s financial institutions (FIs), offering a strong local alternative to those offered by international card networks.
Blog
Digitisation in the GCC: Will established FIs choose to disrupt or be disrupted?
As the appetite for all things digital increases to include everything cashless from banking to e-commerce, encompassing digital wallets, P2P transfers and everything in between, banks in the GCC need to expedite their digital transformation strategies and take advantage of their already established customer bases, consumer trust and loyalty.
Press release
City Bank revamps e-commerce acquiring business with Compass Plus Technologies
This landmark project saw the complete migration of City Bank’s 3,000 merchants in a single day, and marks a major milestone in the bank’s efforts to enhance its e-commerce offering for merchants and consumers alike.
Webinar
The Fintech Power 50 Webinar | Digital banking
From the integration of trending technologies like artificial intelligence to the focus on consumer trust and security - the panelists will examine the digital banking landscape and provide valuable insights into the current state of digital banking and the trends that are taking hold.
Case study
Klarna Group: Implementing a flexible system to future-proof business and aid global expansion
Klarna required a flexible and customisable third-party solution to replace its in-house platform that would enable easy system development, the ability to create new products quickly and grow the business on a global scale.
Use case
MobiCash Payments: Entering the acquiring space in an overcrowded market
One of the largest financial institutions in the Middle East had a long-term business strategy to move into the acquiring market. However, as the market was already saturated, it knew it needed to launch something truly different to be able to compete. Recognising the untapped potential in mobile payments in Jordan, the bank chose to focus on creating a value proposition that utilised the high mobile penetration rate in the country to appeal to all market players, from small businesses to large enterprises.