Payments

Payment fraud increases by 27% to reach €179 million in 2025

The Central Bank of Ireland today (Friday 4 September) published its annual Payment Fraud Statistics, which show the total value…

3 days ago

Ireland’s online payment boom puts new tech trends in the spotlight

Ireland's online payment economy is entering a more sophisticated phase, with figures showing that digital transactions are becoming more frequent…

7 days ago

What Could Your Wallet Look Like in the Future?

Why choice, not change, will define the future of payments, according to Conor Langford, Visa Country Manager, Ireland Not so…

5 months ago

Irish Consumers Amongst European Leaders in Digital Payment Adoption

The latest edition of the Europe-wide payment study conducted by the management and technology consultancy BearingPoint reveals that cash usage…

6 months ago

Almost 60% of Contactless Payments Made Using Mobile Wallets rather than Cards

Over 1.6 billion contactless point of sale (POS) payments, valued at €28.3 billion, were made in shops, restaurants and other…

12 months ago

New Irish Mobile Payment Service ‘Zippay’ to launch in early 2026

AIB, Bank of Ireland, and PTSB have today announced plans to launch Zippay, a new person-to-person mobile payment service, in…

12 months ago

We’re connected to every mobile wallet in sub Saharan Africa Ollie Walsh, President of Qenta

Four years ago I interviewed the serial entrepreneur Ollie Walsh, co founder and CEO of Pipit Global. Since then Pipit…

1 year ago

Mollie enables Tap to Pay on iPhone for businesses in Ireland

Mollie has enabled Tap to Pay on iPhone for its Irish customers. This allows businesses of all sizes to use…

1 year ago

Almost 90% of Card Payments Made in Shops, Restaurants and Other Retail Outlets in 2024 Were Contactless

Over 1.5 billion contactless point of sale (POS) payments, valued at €26.7 billion, were made in shops, restaurants and other…

1 year ago

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