Payments

Payment orchestration provider BR-DGE has launched a new partnership with innovative payments solution Hands In, an enterprise focused on enabling customers to easily split purchase costs at the checkout. This move forms part of Edinburgh-based firm’s partnership program which collaborates wit

Edinburgh-based payment orchestration provider BR-DGE, has teamed up with Volt, a global real-time payments gateway, in a bid to fortify its anti-fraud capabilities for merchants. This alliance will give BR-DGE merchants the advantage of utilising Volt's Open Banking tool, linking to over 1,800 inte

Edinburgh-based payment orchestration provider BR-DGE has partnered with American Express to enhance the open banking capabilities for merchants. The collaboration will utilise American Express' Pay with Bank Transfer solution to offer a secure, frictionless payment experience for both merchant

Grafterr has launched a new app allowing users to take payments for products and services directly from their phones without any additional card readers or point of sale (POS) systems.

Payment orchestration provider, BR-DGE announced a three-year partnership with Visa to offer innovative payment solutions to merchants and consumers, giving them greater choice in how they pay and get paid. Through a single point of integration, Edinburgh-based BR-DGE offers a wide range of pay

Edinburgh-based payment orchestration provider BR-DGE has announced a new partnership with luxury tour operator Kenwood Travel. The partnership equips Kenwood Travel with the latest payment orchestration technology in order to deliver a first-class, seamless online checkout experience for customers.

UK pay-tech firm Dapio has launched its app turning Android smartphones into card readers without extra hardware for small businesses and sellers across the UK.

Payment orchestration provider BR-DGE has announced a partnership with Vyne, a specialist account-to-account (A2A) payments platform. This new partnership will provide greater choice for merchants who use the BR-DGE platform, optimising the merchant and consumer payment experience. BR-DGE merchants

New research has highlighted the immense challenge the UK travel sector faces from failed payment transactions. Edinburgh-based payment orchestration firm, BR-DGE, has analysed data from Office for National Statistics revealing that airlines and outbound travel agents are at risk of losing £5.

Tech giant Apple is facing a lawsuit in the US over allegations that its monopoly on contactless payments made using iPhones constitutes anti-competitive conduct. iPhone users can only make contactless payments through Apple Pay, while users of Android-powered smartphones can choose between competin