01.08.2023
We are excited to present Payneteasy Dashboard, our new mobile app designed to facilitate effortless business operations monitoring and convenient order management wherever you are. With this tool, you no longer need a laptop and browser to track orders, payment statuses, and your company’s performance — all these features are available at your fingertips!
25.07.2023
We are excited to introduce Payneteasy CMS, our latest module designed to redefine and further customize payment scenarios for diverse client categories and individual consumers.
13.03.2023
Dear valued clients,
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the Payneteasy app – an easy-to-use mobile application designed to enable you to stay connected to your account on the go and keep you updated about important system events.
20.10.2022
We're extremely proud to announce that Payneteasy has officially become a part of the community of gateways and payment processors supporting the Google Pay API.
The financial landscape is evolving rapidly, with novel digital payment methods emerging continuously and cash use declining fast. Yet, even among these major shifts, debit and credit cards managed to keep their position at center stage. In fact, in 2022, global card networks facilitated a staggering 624 billion transactions, representing a 7.5% increase from 2021.
India’s United Payment Interface (UPI) is set to connect with the central banks of four forward-looking Asian countries to create an instant cross-border retail payments platform. This initiative is executed under the guidance of the Bank of International Settlements (BIS) as part of Project Nexus - a set of efforts for enhancing cross-border payments.
Since the nineties, central banks have been exploring the possibilities of digital currency, beginning with Finland’s Avant e-money card, launched in 1993. This invention didn’t make it far past the beginning of the new millennium, but many today still view it as the first central bank digital currency (CBDC), even if it wasn’t described as such at the time.
The global payment scene is quickly shifting from traditional cash transactions to digital and contactless payments, urging countries to adjust their financial infrastructures and policies. As this process is happening, some jurisdictions stand out as pioneers in embracing and facilitating this critical change.
Sustainability has become something of a buzzword these days — but for good reason. Last year, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) published a synthesis report confirming that climate change is steadily worsening, with greenhouse gas emissions having reached record levels. However, it isn’t all doom and gloom; according to the IPCC, we can still turn things around — and with the future of our planet and our species at stake, it is vital that we take the necessary action to do so now.
Around the globe, card schemes and regulatory bodies are actively pursuing efforts to enhance payment security for consumers. In Japan, for instance, significant measures are being implemented with the revision of the 3D Secure (3DS) protocol as part of the nation’s Credit Card Security Guidelines.
Mobile payments combine convenience with advanced security measures and provide consumers and businesses with a reliable alternative to traditional transactions. Due to this, they are not only one of the key forces transforming the modern financial landscape but also a very promising niche that is projected to grow from $67.5 billion in 2023 to $587 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of over 36%.
Digital marketplaces currently account for two-thirds of global online shopping volumes and have an impressive influence on the way businesses sell products and consumers make purchases. However, despite their popularity and reach, these eCommerce platforms still have plenty of untapped potential that can be unlocked by addressing some key challenges.
According to recent research, losses from online payment fraud are forecast to hit $91 billion by 2028. In response to this pressing issue, Mastercard announced its intention to achieve 100% eCommerce tokenization across Europe by 2030.
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