Evgeniy Ivantsov

Dec 12, 2023 | ffnews.com | Katy Garnham |Evgeniy Ivantsov

FYST, the one-stop payments consultancy for ecommerce businesses, has today launched its Acquiring Matters report. It reveals the biggest trends in acquiring, including how the sector is harnessing artificial intelligence to boost fraud detection and optimise payment authorisation. It also suggests that consolidation has irreversibly changed the acquiring landscape, and provides an overview of the technology driving the next stage in its evolution.

Nov 14, 2023 | globalbankingandfinance.com | Evgeniy Ivantsov |Wanda Rich

By Evgeniy Ivantsov, Chief Marketing Officer, FYSTWhat makes a great customers experience? It’s not the dazzling technology that enables transactions at lightning speed, nor is it having more products and lower fees than your competitors. What customers want is to feel listened to, understood and valued – that’s why personalising your customers’ banking journeys is the most valuable effort you could ever make. The fast-moving financial landscape is being reshaped by changing consumer behaviours.

Nov 13, 2023 | ffnews.com | Katy Garnham |Evgeniy Ivantsov

As International Fraud Awareness Week gets underway, FYST, the one-stop payments consultancy for ecommerce businesses, has revealed the fraud hotspots in each geographical region according to Google Trend data. International Fraud Awareness Week runs from November 12-18, 2023, and aims to educate individuals and organisations about the importance of fraud prevention and detection.

Sep 7, 2023 | finextra.com | Evgeniy Ivantsov |Dima Kats |Asim Kar |John Bertrand

The emerging Artificial Intelligence (AI) boom has already seen a host of applications unveiled as supposedly advanced trading tools.

Sep 7, 2023 | finextra.com | Evgeniy Ivantsov |Dima Kats |Asim Kar |John Bertrand

Earlier this month, the UK treasury announced plans to fine banks if they fail to provide citizens with access to free cash withdrawal and deposit services ‘where they live’. The boundaries have been set at one mile in town centres, and three miles in rural areas. The move comes as the UK’s high streets continue to evolve. Once a hub for commerce, many older retail chains that became household names in the pre-digital age have closed with the growth of ecommerce.