Expense management used to be a headache for finance teams… until open banking came on the scene. Now, businesses can easily simplify payment tracking, automate expenses, and control spending.

This article outlines how we successfully introduced a new authorisation flow - Implicit Redirect - to improve our user experience and increase payment conversion rates. This was targeted at Account Servicing Payment Service Providers (ASPSPs) that require multiple PSU authentication steps.

Open banking is a powerful tool for fulfilling the unmet needs of customers… and retaining them long-term. Here’s how.

Open banking is transforming the payment landscape for consumers and businesses. But how do Payment Service Providers, the key players in payment processing, benefit?

Despite being around for over five years, open banking is still a relatively unfamiliar concept. In fact, the majority of consumers haven’t even heard of it. But many of us already use products and services powered by open banking… we just don’t realise it.

Here, we’ll explore four key sweeping use cases businesses are using to build better financial products for consumers with variable recurring payments.

We’ve agreed a groundbreaking partnership with payments technology company Zilch that will provide millions of people with better access to 0% interest swift repayment credit.

One of the biggest challenges merchants face when returning money to a payer using open banking is payment authorisation, and that’s where Yapily Virtual Accounts come in. Here’s how it works…

PSD2 was introduced five years ago…but there’s been inconsistent application by national regulators and governments across Europe. To ensure open banking thrives, we’ve submitted six baseline requirements for the European Commission to consider when updating regulation.