Ingenico is a global leader in the fintech market, with more than three decades of experience. Innovation is part of our DNA and our diverse community of experts keeps anticipating the evolution of commerce worldwide. 

We shape the future of payment. 

In this highly interesting interview with Manos Perdikaris, Business Unit Director at Mellon Group, and Paolo Temporiti Head of Worldline TSS Italy, CEE & SEE at Ingenico, about this successful partnership to drive a blueprint pilot on the innovative Moby-Tap solution, Ingenico's CPoC solution for payments acceptance on any mobile device. 
What's so innovative about this solution? Will it replace all kind of payment terminals? Is it convenient for all use-cases? What are the ingredients to build longterm partnerships like this one?

Mellon Group and Ingenico: How to drive innovation through partnerships

Discover the startup Jeripay and its activities in APAC with Ingenico! A great example of partnership to foster further business opportunities in a region where the pace of payment transformation is fast.

Ingenico & Jeripay - APAC trends in payments and commerce!

BharatPe, one of the world’s fastest growing fintechs shares their journey and how they are building a network to help merchants keep up with the everchanging payments landscape. Discover all insights behind this five-year strategic partnership that will help fuel the adoption of POS devices in India. As part of the partnership, Ingenico will roll out 100,000 of its Axium range of Android Smart POS and PPaaS (Ingenico's Payments Platform as a Service) to BharatPe's merchant network in India but what benefits will be delivered? Watch it in this exclusive interview done during Ingenico Paytech 2022 in Lisbon.

Ingenico and BharatPe: insights behind this unique strategic partnership!

The market is abundant with ‘As A Service’ models.
It goes with the growing influence of subscription business models. 

“as a service” has become standard, payments is not exempted. What enables the transition from Terminal to Terminal as a Services is the business model associated. In this interview, we will zoom on “Terminal as a Service by Ingenico” and we will understand how it supports this transition. As clients are stretched between tight margins, fierce competition, which require more and more high-skilled internal resources, we will explore with Eric Duforest, Chief Operations Officer and Head of Transformation, how TaaS by Ingenico meets these expectations.

Terminal as a Service (TaaS) by Ingenico

In this new episode of What's IN store, Guillaume André -  Product and Solutions Director at Ingenico explains how Android became the platform of choice to deliver modern payment solutions.
Guillaume also explains why banks want to ride the Android wave while software vendors and integrators are turning to Android as a standard for the integration of their solutions.

Android: the new platform of choice in the Payments industry

Ian Benn, Head of Strategy at Ingenico to understand how android has gained traction in the payment industry, and discover how the pandemic has accelerated the different payment trends, like the rise of contactless, click and collect and the convergence of business and payments.

Payments Market Trends 2021

As much as 2020 was the year of digital transformation, 2021 is the year for local commerce. What are hte trends? Will payment terminals disappear? In this new episode of What's IN store, Fabien Darné – Country Manager for France at Ingenico – gives us insights about these trends on the French market.

Digital acceleration - Zoom on the French market

Sylvie Vigier – Worldine TSS Chief Security Officer – tells us more about Security in an open environment such as the Android platform - which has gained strong traction in the payment industry. Performing payment on an Android platform, is it secure? Developing business apps on a platform that contains payments apps, is there any risk of fraud? Hear the answers in this insightful new episode of What’s IN store!

Security in payments and on the use of the Android platform

In France, Click and Collect represented 25% of merchants total revenue in 2020. Having this kind of business apps, converged with payments, is now essential.
In this new episode of "what'sINstore", we interviewed Benjamin CHALANDE, CEO of LundiMatin, an innovative French company which develops and publishes business apps covering 80% of small merchants use cases to discuss about this digital transformation for merchants, its partnership with Ingenico to deliver best customer experience.

INGENICO AND LUNDI MATIN - best example of a win-win partnership!

Although there have been huge changes in recent years in the way brands, merchants and customers engage with each other, in-store payments have had a hard time catching up. Accustomed to an online payment journey that caters to their specific needs and requirements, customers naturally expect the same level of service in-store as they get online. But until now, implementing those payment and commerce services at instore checkout had been long and costly.   Having a solution that removes the complexity of connecting to the payments ecosystem and lets you configure solutions quickly is everyone’s dream. But to do get there, you need to have a payments ecosystem strategy. What’s yours?   PPaaS changes that. PPaaS is an enabler of any-to-any connections across the payment value chain using simple workflow tools. In this LIVE ‘What’s IN store’ session, Giulio will give us his insights into a winning payments ecosystem strategy and the benefits of orchestrating the different components that make up the payment ecosystem.  WATCH this interesting interview with Giulio Montemagno - Senior Vice-President of PPaaS at Ingenico-Worldline - who is in charge of building and deploying the company’s cloud-based payments platform as a service.  Prior to this role, Giulio was Head of PayPal for Western Europe and of Amazon Pay for Europe and was SVP and General Manager International of RetailMeNot Inc.

Payments Platform as a Service: What’s your payments ecosystem strategy?

[#partnerships] Offering digital receipts to consumers not only is more sustainable, but also enables banks, acquirers and their merchants to offer a range of value-added services. Although regulators in some regions are supporting the concept of consumers accessing and owning their data, there are also some important business drivers for implementing digital receipts.
Discover in this interview with Chris Moore, COO at ReceiptHero, the most progressive digital receipt platform, their solution and why they choose Ingenico Payments Platform as a Service (PPaaS) to partner with.

ReceiptHero and Ingenico: offering digital receipts with PPaaS

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