EU Data Act: What “Reasonable Compensation” Really Means for Data Sharing
What does “reasonable compensation” mean under the EU Data Act? Learn how Article 9 and FRAND rules affect data sharing for fintech leaders.
European Cloud: What It Means for Your Data and Money
The continent's heavy reliance on American technology for both data storage and financial ...
Is Wero the New Era for European Payments?
Ximedes’ Joris Portegies Zwart of Ximedes discusses European payment independence and the ...
Fraud Prevention in Public Transport: When Misuse Threatens Efficiency
The Deutschland-Ticket has accelerated the digitalisation of public transport and made ...
Are we Witnessing the End of Card-Based Payments? A Wallet and A2A Analysis
The movement of value from one point to another is undergoing a deep architectural ...
The EU AI Act is Here: What You Need to Know
The European Union established the world’s first comprehensive law for artificial ...
Account-to-Account Payments: What is the Actual Definition?
In its simplest form, the term "Account to Account" or "A2A" describes a payment that ...
Ximedes CEO, Joris Portegies Zwart, on What Agile Really Means
In software development, the term "agile" is used so frequently that its meaning can ...
Why Do Modern Fintechs Fail at Financial Reconciliation?
In 2024, the collapse of a fintech intermediary resulted in a $85 million shortfall ...
Designing the Perfect Payment Experience with Embedded Payments
The goal for a good payment experience has moved beyond a simple, fast checkout. The ...