News, analysis, and market updates on crypto payments, stablecoins, fintech, regulation, and digital assets from Radom.
Oregon’s proposed BNPL rules could push more payment providers toward clearer licensing, tighter underwriting, and better billing workflows. For finance teams, that is a reminder to keep invoicing and recurring collection simple, auditable, and easy to reconcile.
A new partnership between RemitSo and Volume Payments highlights how business payment infrastructure is being used to reduce friction in cross-border remittances across the UK and Europe.
LemFi says it has partnered with BVNK to rebuild cross-border payment rails around stablecoins, a sign that more consumer remittance and diaspora payment flows are being designed for faster settlement and lower operational friction.
TPBank’s work with TerraPay shows why real-time cross-border payments must be assessed across initiation, settlement, FX, compliance, liquidity, and exception handling.
A new UK parliamentary inquiry is examining whether banks are restricting access to accounts and payments for crypto businesses, a reminder that payment rails remain a practical constraint for the sector.
A Florida payments broker was sentenced to three years in prison after a $14 million fraud that used sham marketing firms and unauthorized debits. The case is a reminder that payment teams need stronger onboarding, monitoring, and dispute controls.
MoneyGram’s infrastructure strategy shows why customers should experience the outcome of a payment rail, while operators retain visibility into settlement, controls, liquidity, and exceptions.
Zilch’s partnership with Rezolve Ai is another sign that payment platforms are moving closer to commerce, rewards, and distribution. For operators, the real lesson is how global payment flows need to support more than checkout.
Bank of Maldives has chosen Finastra Essence for core banking modernisation, a reminder that institutions serving cross-border customers need cleaner settlement, better data, and more controlled payment operations.
Cirsa’s latest acquisition in Portugal underlines how gaming groups are building across channels, which puts more pressure on payments, settlement, and treasury operations.
