by Ralf Gladis, CEO at Computop - (...)Looking ahead, we can be sure that the payments landscape will change. Only methods that support silent, smooth, automatic processes with a global reach will have a future. We don’t need new brands with new payment solutions. Instead, the established payment…
Computop, for instance, sees a rising demand for biometric solutions from the white label customers (mostly banks and PSPs). Therefore, biometric authentication will apply to all contactless transactions made at terminals with a mobile device.
By Ralf Gladis - The advantage for digital marketplaces is that they are free from the constraints of a regional or national location –which means they are capable of much more, particularly for entrepreneurs, smaller suppliers or companies that want to expand into new geographical markets. Of the…
The financial sector may be moving rapidly with multiple emerging technologies, but the payments system is being exploited every day. Computop CEO Ralf Gladis speaks to Briony Richter about fighting fraud and beating the hackers.
Computop has announced that its payment platform, Computop Paygate, has been updated with the launch of Version 7.0. Computop Paygate delivers over 250 payment methods, more than 50 acquirer connections, provides protection against fraud and supports many other payment transaction services. Version…
by Ralf Gladis – When it comes to mobile payments, China is leaving the rest of the world standing. The trillions of dollars in mobile payment transactions that were carried out by Chinese consumers between January and October 2017 is staggering, particularly when compared with the considerably more…
Ralf Gladis, CEO of Computop: When it comes to payment, convenience and security top everything for the consumer. So, whilst payments are set to become a more silent, automated process, consumers will still seek the reassurance of debit cards and credit cards with one eye on the simplicity of an…
By Andre Malinowski, CEO, Computop Inc. U.S. – When it comes to mobile payments, it's no secret that China is in the lead globally. In 2016, mobile payments totaled $5.5 trillion in that country, according to iResearch Consulting Group. In comparison, Forrester Research estimated that the U.S.'s…
(...) Secondly, s.Oliver presented their new omnichannel solution, developed with Computop, among others, explaining what omnichannel means in Germany today. The key difference between omnichannel and multichannel is that while multichannel solutions are touchpoint-centric, i.e. the solution is made…
(...) Also in Asia, this time in China, Computop, the payment service provider, has announced a partnership with eCommerce-focused ChinaPay. Under the terms of the deal, the duo will provide global payments services, focused on Chinese merchant transactions, to customers outside of China. The…
