Payment systems
Coverage of Payment systems in the Nexus archive.
- Data Doctors: Are QR codes really dangerous?
QR codes are increasingly used in phishing attacks ('quishing') where scammers redirect users to malicious sites via dynamic codes. Physical QR code replacements in restaurants also steal payment data by intercepting digital transactions.
- ACAMB visits NIBSS, advocates wider QR code adoption, stronger payment systems
ACAMB visited NIBSS to advocate for wider QR code adoption and stronger payment systems, emphasizing the need for a united voice during service disruptions. The discussion focused on strengthening payment rails and industry collaboration.
- Govt. mulls withdrawing funds from SBI over Raidurg land auction dispute
The government is considering withdrawing funds from the State Bank of India (SBI) due to a dispute over the Raidurg land auction. A drastic decision could impact payment systems, salary disbursements, and welfare transfers.
- Gov.uk goes Dutch on payments as it dumps Stripe
The UK government's Gov.uk platform is replacing Stripe with a Dutch payment system. The move marks a shift away from the U.S.-based payment processor to a Netherlands-based alternative.
- Iran medicine shortages worsened by war
Amid a fragile ceasefire with the US and Israel, Iran faces worsening medicine shortages due to disrupted imports and payment systems.
- Visa is quietly building stablecoins into mainstream payment plumbing without you knowing
Visa is integrating stablecoins into mainstream payment systems without public awareness, positioning itself as a key player in the evolving digital finance landscape. The move reflects broader efforts by financial institutions to adopt blockchain-based solutions.
- How Agentic AI Will Reshape Payment, Article By The International Monetary Fund 2026
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicts that Agentic AI will significantly transform payment systems by enhancing efficiency, security, and accessibility. The 2026 article highlights potential challenges, including regulatory adaptation and ethical concerns.