Ecommpay raises EUR €1,625 for Street Child art sale
about 17 hours agoEmployee artwork has helped fund education charity Street Child, with the payments firm selling T-shirts, mugs and postcards to raise EUR 1,625.
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North East tech firms urge closer procurement ties
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Wildfire to lead Serve First UK communications drive
The appointment gives Serve First a sharper UK profile as it seeks to stand out in a crowded AI and customer experience software market.
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Customers using Basware should gain stronger protection against supplier payment fraud as its Trustpair deal adds account verification to invoice checks.
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Local banks approved in-country gaming payments 8.4 percentage points more often than cross-border routes, Appcharge said.
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