Blog· 3min December 11, 2024
2024 has been a transformative year for the payments industry, marked by significant innovations, regulatory changes, and technological advancements. In this series, we explore the most impactful trends and developments that have shaped the sector.
Fraud Prevention and Detection
Understanding FPAD: A Game-Changer for European Banks: Fraud Pattern and Anomaly Detection (FPAD) has revolutionised fraud prevention, providing European banks with advanced tools to detect and mitigate fraudulent activities.
Combatting APP Fraud: With the rise of Authorised Push Payment (APP) fraud, new strategies and technologies have emerged to protect consumers and financial institutions.
Regulatory Changes
PSD3 and Fintechs: The introduction of PSD3 has brought significant changes for fintech companies, enhancing cybersecurity measures and streamlining payment operations.
DORA: Cloud Regulation for Banks in Europe: The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) mandates financial institutions to ensure digital resilience, impacting how banks manage their IT infrastructure.
Payment Innovations
Verification of Payee (VOP): The new VOP regulations in Europe aim to prevent fraud by verifying payee details in real-time, similar to the UK's Confirmation of Payee (COP) system.
SEPA Indirect Participants and DNSP: The Direct Non-Settling Participant (DNSP) model offers significant benefits to SEPA Indirect Participants, enhancing their operational efficiency.
Cloud and API Integration
Multi-cloud Approach to Payments: Adopting a multi-cloud strategy has become essential for payment processing, offering increased flexibility and resilience.
APIs Powering Payments: APIs are driving growth and innovation in the banking sector, enabling seamless integration and enhanced customer experiences.
Real-Time Payments
Testing Real-Time Payments: Thorough testing of real-time payment systems is crucial to ensure reliability and security, with various approaches being implemented to achieve this.
Payment Orchestration
Clarifying Payment Orchestration: Payment orchestration is often misunderstood, leading to inefficiencies and missed opportunities. By simplifying technology estates and integrating legacy systems through orchestration, banks can achieve greater control and flexibility in payment processing.
Nationwide and Form3 on Migrating Payments: A detailed case study on how Nationwide partnered with Form3 to successfully migrate their payments infrastructure, highlighting key challenges and solutions.
Trends to Watch
Payments Trends Banks Need to Be Aware of in 2024: Key trends that will shape the banking sector in 2024 include technological transformation, risk management, and regulatory compliance.
What Banks and PSPs Need to Do in 2024 to Enable Seamless Payments: Actionable insights for banks and PSPs to prepare for the future, ensuring seamless and secure payment processes.
AI and Risk Management
AI and Risk Scoring: Artificial Intelligence is playing a crucial role in enhancing risk scoring and preventing payment fraud, offering new tools and methodologies for financial institutions.
As we look forward to 2025, staying informed and adaptable will be key to navigating the rapidly evolving payments landscape. Embrace these trends and innovations to stay ahead of the curve.
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