Payments

Edinburgh-based payment orchestration provider BR-DGE has announced today its integration with PayPal to offer merchants greater payment choice and flexibility at online checkout. This collaboration between the two companies offers the latest integrations for BR-DGE merchants with PayPal’s com

Edinburgh-based payment orchestration provider BR-DGE has announced its latest collaboration with payments network Discover Global Network to support its global growth. This alliance will enable BR-DGE’s merchants to access the fastest growing global payments network, with Discover Global Netw

Payment orchestration platform BR-DGE has reported robust growth in 2023, fuelled by an increased demand in the market. BR-DGE saw impressive growth in 2023, continuing its focus on winning new merchants, rolling out new technology and onboarding new partners such as Visa, PayPlug, Sift and Ame

Edinburgh-based payment orchestration provider BR-DGE has enhanced Kenwood Travel's payment system by integrating Visa Instalments into its offerings. This collaboration will allow the UK-based luxury tour operator to offer instalment payment options, providing customers with an easier and more

Edinburgh-based payment orchestration provider BR-DGE has formed a new partnership with e-commerce firm Polani Travel. Polani Travel offers travel products and services including flights, hotels and holiday packages.

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